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The court looked at the following four factors of whether the preliminary injunction can be granted in favor of the plaintiffs: [1] likelihood of success on the merits. likelihood that the moving party will suffer irreparable harm absent a preliminary injunction. the balance of equities tips in the moving party's favor.
Wolk moved for a preliminary injunction to prevent Photobucket from infringing her copyrights. [1]: 1 To obtain a preliminary injunction, a plaintiff must prove either "a likelihood of success on the merits" or "irreparable harm, that the balance of hardships falls in her favor, or that public policy supports her sought-after relief."
After weighing each of these factors, the court found that a likelihood of confusion did exist and that Brookfield did establish a "likelihood of success on its claim that West Coast's use of moviebuff.com violates the Lanham Act" and so a preliminary injunction against West Coast use of that domain name was warranted. [1]
In weighing whether to issue the injunction, Rogers is supposed to consider the "likelihood of success" that Musk will win the case. Her decision would strongly indicate how the rest of the case ...
This Act allows for the implementation of an injunction depending on the FTC's likelihood of success and the injunctions ability to best serve the public interest. In deciding whether to grant preliminary relief the court must consider (a) the likelihood that the FTC will ultimately succeed on the merits; and (b) balance the equities.
The majority opinion held that as an initial matter the Ninth Circuit's "possibility" test for issuance of a preliminary injunction is too lenient; plaintiffs must show that irreparable injury is "likely" in the absence of an injunction. However, the Court continued, even if plaintiffs had shown irreparable injury (and, too, likelihood of ...
"A nationwide injunction is appropriate in this case." That means everybody benefits from the injunction against the CTA, the reporting rule, and the January 1, 2025, deadline for compliance.
"We don't normally talk publicly about the chance of success of these things," Sanghvi said. ... U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman in Maryland issued a nationwide preliminary injunction ...