N.J. vaping firm loses $22.5M judgement

[f1vefour]

All due to selling flavored e-cigarettes, while I'm guessing juul will never have to pay up.

N.J. vaping firm loses $22.5M judgement in consumer fraud lawsuit

 

[Rossum]

It isn’t clear if Arizona will be able to collect on the judgment.

Since Eonsmoke is no longer a going concern, and didn't bother to defend the suit, how is it unclear? Arizona will get nothing.

“Eonsmoke is being held accountable for its unlawful conduct in Arizona, including marketing flavored vaping pods to children,” Brnovich said in a statement.

What, did they advertise on Nickelodeon or something?

 

[somdcomputerguy]

Since Eonsmoke is no longer a going concern, and didn't bother to defend the suit, how is it unclear? Arizona will get nothing.

What, did they advertise on Nickelodeon or something?

 

[Mordacai]

I wonder, did Eonsmoke fall on their sword just so that a legal president could be made and then used to take juul down?

As it's possible to lose a company one day, but start a new one the next day with no repercussions whatsoever.

 

[f1vefour]

What, did they advertise on Nickelodeon or something?

I wondered what specifically they did to target children.

 

[zoiDman]

...

What, did they advertise on Nickelodeon or something?

Because One Wasn't Enough.

 

[kayakiit]

Right, because only children can enjoy sweet flavors. It's ridiculous to vilify vaping when tasty flavors are a better option for anyone trying to quit cigarettes.