asbestos in cigarettes & Filters: 2 Terrible Things Worse Together Jurors award $1.4 million to
Jurors award $1.4 million to terminally ill man who smoked asbestos laden cigarettes in the 1950s Ross Feller Casey, LLP In 1952, as fear about smoking and lung cancer began spreading across America, the Lorillard Tobacco Company introduced a new product that promised peace of mind: Kent cigarettes with the revolutionary Micronite World No Tobacco Day: Brazen practices of the tobacco industry Exhibit: When cigarette filters were made of asbestos The Cancer History Project Asbestos: a photo essay of asbestos materials and products Confront Asbestos Filter Cigarettes & Kent Micronite Compensation
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