In what the Washington Post called a “surprise” decision, the International Trade Commission on Friday struck down a planned 300 percent tariff on narrow-body Canadian jetliners by Bombadier.

Behind the win: lawyers from Covington & Burling, who argued on behalf of Bombadier that the planes do not materially injure a U.S. industry—namely, The Boeing Co.

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