From the 1950s to 1990s, Lawsuits Against the Tobacco Industry

From the 1950s to 1990s, lawsuits against the tobacco industry typically resulted in

A) major pay-outs to all consumers from tobacco companies.
B) rulings against plaintiffs that protected tobacco companies.
C) substantial reductions of the harmful substances in the manufacturing of cigarettes, making them less unhealthy.
D) closed settlements where tobacco companies agreed to reimburse families for health care costs and lost wages if a relative had died due to smoking-related illness.