Litigation of Light cigarettes
Stephen A. Sheller, Esquire, of Philadelphia’s Sheller, Ludwig & Badey, 19 Conference of Tobacco Products Liability Project in San Francisco from 22 to 24 November, 2002.Sheller discuss disputes “light” cigarettes - the basis of a joint application and defence of tobacco. The Tobacco Products Liability Project is a nonprofit organization whose headquarters is at the Northeastern University School of Law. Founded in 1984 by doctors, scientists and lawyers as a public health strategy, the project promotes the product liability appeal against the tobacco industry and regulatory control on the sale and use of tobacco.
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