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- Partnership Disputes: Protection for Oppressed Minority Shareholders
- Why You Must Look at Your Shareholder agreement Differently when Faced with A Shareholder or Partner Dispute
- Franchise Litigation: Understanding the Role of Discovery in Franchise Litigation
- Termination of Your Gas Station Contracts: Renewal Protections Afforded by The New Jersey Franchise Practices Act
- Partnership Disputes: When Your Partners Construct a "Pre-Text" to Terminate Your Legal Rights
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- New Jersey Partnership Law: Important Resources
- New Jersey Shareholder and Partner Disputes: Important Factors to Consider to Protect Your Business and Equity Interests
- Options When a Business Partner Withholds Information Business Records
- Property Rights of a Business Partner in New York
- Is Your Trademark Likely to Cause Confusion? The Lapp Test
What is a preliminary injunction.
A: A preliminary injunction is a legal restraint ordered by a court and is designed to maintain the current situation / "status quo" pending the hearing and determination of a legal dispute. In business litigation in both New York and New Jersey preliminary injunctions are critical remedies that, in many instances, protect a business from what is alleged to be the wrongful or illegal acts of a third party. Preliminary injunctions are necessary forms of relief in New York and New Jersey in cases involving trademark infringement, breach of restrictive covenants and non-compete agreements, breach of partnership agreements and actions involving tortious interference with contract.
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