Tobacco use is the leading cause of death in Arizona and across the country, taking the lives of 8,250 Arizona residents each year, JoAnna Strother said in a statement
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Common legal claims that may result from a failure to comply with the thirdhand smoke disclosure requirement include: Breach of contract, based on inaccurate or incomplete disclosures Fraud, where a seller knowingly concealed material information Misrepresentation, involving false or misleading statements in disclosure documents Depending on the circumstances, potential damages may include the cost of remediation, diminution in property value, or other financial losses tied to the undisclosed condition
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More than 8 deaths have been attributed to e-cigarettes, and six people in Travis County have illnesses linked to vaping
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