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ARTICLE · 20 FEBRUARY 2024

Ninth Circuit's Decision Sheds Light On Important Considerations In Granting Injunctive Relief

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The Ninth Circuit's decision in Perrin Bernard Supowitz, LLC v. Morales continues to highlight the high bar necessary for a motion for preliminary injunction, the evidence required ...

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The Ninth Circuit's decision in Perrin Bernard Supowitz, LLC v. Morales continues to highlight the high bar necessary for a motion for preliminary injunction, the evidence required to establish irreparable harm, and the limited "abuse of discretion" standard that may be applied during any appeal. Case No. 23-55189, 2023 WL 1415572 (9th Cir. Feb. 5, 2024).

In Perrin, the Ninth Circuit found no abuse of discretion in the Central District of California's decision to deny a preliminary injunction that Individual FoodService ("IFS"), a supplier of food service products, sought against two former employees who formed a competing business while still employed at IFS, for misappropriation of a trade secret – IFS's customer list.

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