Editor's note: This article is updated to reflect the verdict in the case. 

Springfield, MA—  Jurors Friday awarded more than $10 million for the lung cancer death of a Massachusetts woman after finding R.J. Reynolds, maker of the cigarettes she smoked for decades, responsible for the disease. 

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CVN has covered a wide range of headline-making trials over the last several weeks, from a key baby formula proceeding, to a blockbuster parking lot shooting case. Check out critical moments in three of the most recent trials our cameras have captured. 

Kailua-Kona, HI— Attorneys debated who was responsible for a Hawaii man’s laryngeal cancer, as trial opened earlier this month against R.J. Reynolds, maker of the cigarettes he smoked for decades. Manious v. R.J. Reynolds, 3CCV-22-72. 

Springfield, MA— Attorneys last week debated responsibility for the cancer that killed a Massachusetts woman who had smoked for decades, as trial opened against R.J. Reynolds. Penza v. R.J. Reynolds, 2079CV00508.