By James Hardin and Tyler Woods
When a party seeks a preliminary injunction for misappropriation of a "customer list," the main fight is usually over whether an injunction should issue. But an equally important fight is over the proper scope of an injunction. The plaintiff often seeks a categorical prohibition on the defendant "doing business" with customers of the plaintiff which, if granted without qualification, can cause severe damage to t...
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