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Tennessee awarded $13 million in JUUL settlement, AG moves to ensure compliance

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A former Juul Labs executive is alleging that the vaping company knowingly shipped 1 million tainted nicotine pods to customers. The allegation comes in a lawsuit filed Tuesday, Oct. 29, by a former finance executive who was fired by the vaping giant earlier this year. Tennessee will receive approximately $13 million from the $434.9 million total settlement that was announced by the AG's office in September.

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WBIR

Tennessee to receive $13 million from Juul settlement over 'relentless marketing' to underage vapers

Tennessee is one of 33 states receiving a portion of the nearly $440 million settlement after a two-year investigation into Juul's marketing and sales practices.

1 year ago

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WATE

Tennessee awarded $13 million in JUUL settlement, AG moves to ensure compliance

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has filed to help ensure that JUUL Labs, Inc. complies with terms of a settlement that awarded Tennessee $13 million the AG's office said in a release.

1 year ago·Nashville, United States

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Fox 17

JUUL to pay out $13 million to Tennessee for settlement

On the heels of an investigation into vape product company JUUL, Tennessee will be receiving approximately $13 million from a settlement with the company.

1 year ago·Nashville, United States

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The Daily Times

Tennessee to receive $13 million from JUUL settlement

The Office of Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced Wednesday, Dec. 7 that Tennessee will receive $13 million from a settlement with electronic cigarette manufacturer JUUL Labs, Inc. The settlement is the result of a 34-state investigation into JUUL’s marketing…

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Tennessee Star

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Secures $13 Million for Tennessee from Settlement with Electronic Cigarette Maker JUUL - Tennessee Star

Tennessee is one of 34 states that will share nearly $435 million in the settlement with JUUL. Tennessee will receive approximately $13 million from the settlement, according to Skrmetti’s office. The article Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Secures $13 Million for Tennessee from Settlement with Electronic Cigarette Maker JUUL appeared first on Tennessee Star.

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