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May 7, 2020 - Source: Law360
Stephen Orava, Daniel Schneiderman and Clinton Long represent Briggs & Stratton before the ITC, which concluded that small lawn mower engines imported from China are likely hurting domestic producers
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Featured Lawyers
Stephen J. Orava (Steve)
Washington, D.C.
Daniel L. Schneiderman
Washington, D.C.
Clinton R. Long (Clint)
Washington, D.C.