Wisconsin-based window cover manufacturer was not unlawfully fired for her stance that the company owed higher tariffs for certain fabrics originating from China. Jennifer Lam-Quang-Vinh had previously pointed the three-judge panel to instances she said demonstrated retaliation by Springs Window Fashions LLC, including a directive made by the company's chief executive officer to punish Lam's predecessor for expressing the same opinion as Lam. She also pointed to a comment by Springs' chief financial officer that Lam would not be at the company in five. . .
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