big tobacco lawsuit 1998 By the 1990s, cigarette makers had been hooking and killing off their customers for about a century. And they'd gotten good at both as well as covering up their harms. In 1994 In April 1994, executives from

In April 1994, executives from major tobacco companies testified before the United States Congress claiming nicotine was not addictive. Internal documents later revealed the industry had known about nicotine's addictive effects for Broke state governments may owe $5.2 billion to big tobacco companies Center for Public Integrity Maryland wins $30 million in settlement with tobacco companies WYPR In 1994, seven major U.S. tobacco company CEOs testified before Congress and said they did not believe nicotine was addictive. The backlash helped lead to the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement, which forced

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