Appellate Practice
May 3, 2001
Halfway There
What should a party do when faced with orders granting or denying a preliminary injunction in federal court? In a potentially urgent situation, a party will need to make an important decision about whether or not the district court's order should be appealed. However, it is not always clear whether such an appeal should be taken, or what its focus should be.
What should a party do when faced with orders granting or denying a preliminary injunction in federal court? In a potentially urgent situation, a party will need to make an important decision about whether or not the district court's order should be appealed. However, it is no...
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