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Injunction
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The Trade Secret Litigator
Robert Bosch LLC v. Pylon Manufacturing: Federal Circuit Bolsters Definition of Irreparable Injury
By John Marsh
Robert Bosch LLC v. Pulon Manufacturing: Federal Circuit Bolsters Definition of Irrepparable Injury
Media Law Prof Blog
Gaga Wins Injunction Against GooGoo
A British judge has granted singer Lady Gaga an injunction against Mind Candy, parent of Moshi Music, which had created the animated character Lady GooGoo singing "Peppy-razzi." Lady Gaga alleged…
Med Law Blog
Federal Court Denies Preliminary Injunction for Highmark in UPMC Dispute
On October 12, 2011, U.S. District Magistrate Cathy Bissoon of the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania issued an Opinion denying Highmark’s request for a preliminary…
North Carolina Business Litigation Report
I’m Back With An Update on Six Business Court Cases
i was gone (not fishin') for the entire month of September. I haven't written on this blog since August and nobody has noticed. Nobody has emailed me to ask where…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Court of Chancery Enforces Broad Forum Selection Clause; Enjoins First-Filed Action
In ASDC Holdings, LLC, et al. v. The Richard J. Malouf 2008 All Smiles Grantor Retained Annuity Trust, et al., C.A. No. 6562-VCP (Del. Ch. Sept. 14, 2011), read opinion here, the…
Corporate & Financial Weekly Digest
Delaware Chancery Court Enjoins Texas Lawsuit Based on Forum Selection Clause
Co-authored by Elizabeth D. Langdale The Delaware Chancery Court enjoined a lawsuit pending in Texas state court based on a forum selection clause providing for exclusive jurisdiction in Delaware over…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Chancery Provides Uncommonly Cursory Explanation for Denial of Injunctive Relief
Geovesi Holdings Ltd v. Bisson, C.A. No. 6780-VCL (Del. Ch. Sept. 19, 2011). Read opinion here. This letter decision denied a motion for injunctive relief to enforce a non-compete agreement,…
Equine Law Blog
Federal Judge in Florida Issues 80 Page Opinion in Polo Horse Case
By Alison Rowe
You rarely ever see a trial court sign an 80-page order…especially in a horse case. But on September 12, 2011, U.S. District Judge Timothy J. Corrigan of the Middle District…
Arbitration Nation
Yes, Virginia, There is Injunctive Relief in Court Despite An Arbitration Clause
By Liz Kramer
A recent decision from the Western District of Oklahoma reminds all litigators that you may be able to get preliminary injunctive relief from the courts, despite having a valid arbitration…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Chancery Applies Preliminary Injunction Standard to a Motion for a TRO
The below article first appeared on Aug. 24, 2011, in The Delaware Business Court Insider, here. The Delaware Court of Chancery decision that is the focus of the article was previously highlighted on…