Constructors Association Of Western Pennsylvania v. Kreps

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• reasoning that greater significance is placed on likelihood of success when irreparable harm is limited and balance of harms and protection of public interest do not strongly favor injunctive relief
• suggesting an injunction might be appropriate even where the movant \did not demonstrate as strong a likelihood of ultimate success as would' generally be required” if each of the other factors \strongly favor[s] the moving party” (emphasis added)
• suggesting an injunction might be appropriate even where the movant “did not demonstrate as strong a likelihood of ultimate success as would generally be required” if each of the other factors “strongly favor[s] the moving party” (emphasis added)

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