Once Juul Labs Inc. was acquired by Altria the company stopped marketing to minors and worked to combat underage nicotine addiction, its attorneys have told a federal jury that heard testimony Tuesday from a witness who challenged that narrative.
In the first bellwether trial for Juul’s electronic cigarettes, attorneys for the San Francisco Unified School District called expert witness Neil E. Grunberg, a member of the Society for Research ...
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