Appeal looks to dismiss $10 billion verdict based on Illinois Supreme Court’s bad fact

St. Louis attorney Stephen Tillery is trying to revive a $10.1 billion class action verdict against Philip Morris five months after the case was dismissed. He says — and the U.S. solicitor general agrees — that the Illinois Supreme Court based its dismissal on inaccurate information. contributed photoIn sports, errors by game officials often ...

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Appeal looks to dismiss $10 billion verdict based on Illinois Supreme Court’s bad fact

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