judgment against a New Jersey-based waterworks and fire protection company, saying the judgment will harm businesses and ultimately increase the costs of goods and services. The $24 million total came after a California federal judge tripled an $8. 09 million judgment against Sigma Corp. based on the company's False Claims Act violation to avoid paying anti-dumping duties of 182. 9%. Sigma appealed the decision earlier this month. In support of Sigma's appeal, the Chamber, along with the National Association of Manufacturers, said that despite the U. S. . . .
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