Judge to hear ILWU motion on $94 million jury award Feb. 14

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Judge to hear ILWU motion on $94 million jury award Feb. 14

| Jan 07, 2020 4:55PM EST
A court showdown between the International Longshore & Warehouse Union and the former operator of Portland’s container terminal is set for Feb. 14. The ILWU will argue the $93.6 million jury award it faces for work slowdowns at the port between 2013-2017 is unjustified.
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