Al Bishop Agency, Inc. v. Lithonia-Division of National Service Industries, Inc.

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• holding that notice must be practical, i.e., provide enough time for plaintiff to remedy deficiencies, and defendant must actually monitor plaintiff’s efforts
• termination notice was inadequate in practical sense, and it was impossible ever to have complied with the cure requirements
• a notice containing an “unreasonable” opportunity to cure is “inadequate,” meaning that any subsequent termination violates the WFDL
• potential loss of 60% of plaintiff's business justified preliminary relief preventing dealership termination
• potential loss of 60% of plaintiff’s business justified preliminary relief preventing dealership termination

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