The Supreme Court’s recent guidance distinguishes “universal” injunctions, which extend beyond the parties, from those properly tailored to the case at hand. As David C. Brezina, Of Counsel at Ladas & Parry, explains, injunctions must satisfy the traditional four factors and address only the parties’ needs. Yet in cases where competitors sell nationwide, a nationwide injunction, such as one against false advertising, can be both logical and necessary. Read the full article here.
When are “Nationwide” Injunctions Appropriate?

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