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Separate NY Arbitration on Adjustments to Historic Tobacco Settlement

New York State Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Ramos of Manhattan has set the framework under which New York State's entitlement to approximately $800 million a year from the tobacco industry will be tested.

22 minute read March 26, 2008 at 12:04 AM
By
Daniel Wise
Separate NY Arbitration on Adjustments to Historic Tobacco Settlement

New York State Supreme Court Justice Charles E. Ramos of Manhattan has set the framework under which New York State's entitlement to approximately $800 million a year from the tobacco industry will be tested.

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