Charles Schill has seen a lot change during his long career of handling cases at the International Trade Commission. Schill, who heads Steptoe & Johnson’s ITC patent practice, began litigating matters at the commission just as the Trade Act of 1974—a development critical to defining the ITC’s mission in the modern era—went into effect.
“In the early days, I remember cases on such things as sandals, toys, and games,” says Schill, who spent six years as an ITC staff lawyer before going into private practice. He even recalls a case focused on jewelry fashioned out of nuts from the kukui tree, which is indigenous to Hawaii, among other places.
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