East St. Louis Laborers' Local 100 v. Bellon Wrecking & Salvage Company

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that, when a party seeks preliminary relief in the form of reinstatement of employment, the court asks whether termination will hurt a plaintiff in a way that cannot be remedied by money
• explaining that “speculative injuries do not justify” preliminary injunctions”
• “A plaintiff may suffer irreparable harm if the nature of the loss makes mone- tary damages difficult to calculate.”
• “An injury is irreparable for purposes of granting preliminary injunctive relief only if it cannot be remedied through a monetary award after trial.”
• “An injury is irreparable for purposes of granting preliminary injunctive relief only if it cannot be remedied through a monetary award after trial.”
• “An injury is irreparable for purposes of granting preliminary injunctive relief only if it cannot be remedied through a monetary award after trial.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).