Hughes Network Systems, Incorporated v. Interdigital Communications Corporation, Formerly Known as International Mobile MacHines Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that purely monetary losses do not give rise to “irreparable harm” absent extraordinary circumstances
• noting that an injunction could be appropriate in situations of insolvency and where assets were in danger of dissolution and depletion
• noting that an injunction could be appropriate in situations of insolvency and where assets were in danger of dissolution and depletion
• noting that the balance of the equities is “reached by comparing the relevant harms to the plaintiff and defendant”
• noting that an injunction could be appropriate in situations of insolvency and where assets were in danger of dissolution and depletion
• noting that “irreparable harm may . . . exist where the moving party’s business cannot survive absent a preliminary injunction”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).