Portland judge slashes award against ILWU

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Portland judge slashes award against ILWU

| Mar 07, 2020 4:11PM EST
Portland judge reduces $93.6 million jury award against ILWU to $19 million, possibly bringing an end in sight to a legal battle that started with job actions that began in 2012.
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