Former Employees of Kleinerts, Inc. v. Herman

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “contributed importantly” requires a “direct and substantial relationship” between decrease in sales or production and increase of imports
• explaining that “contributed importantly” requires a “direct and substantial relationship” between decrease in sales or production and increase of imports
• finding Labor should not have relied on unverified company statements when factual discrepancies exist in record
• finding it inappropriate to rely on unverified statements from company officials when factual discrepancies exist in record
• finding Labor’s reliance on unverified responses reasonable because the evidence on the record did not conflict with the responses
• finding Labor’s reliance on unverified responses reasonable because the evidence on the record did not conflict with the responses

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).