Florida nursery owners Dale and Carolyn Smith turned down a $1 million settlement offer in their suit against DuPont Co. over the fungicide Benlate, which allegedly wiped out their crops. They lost the gamble. But the Smiths say they would have accepted the settlement if they had known about their lawyers' behind-the-scenes maneuvering -- and they're suing the lawyers for fraud and violation of fiduciary duty.
April 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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