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• noting that failure to satisfy any one of four factors in preliminary injunction analysis must necessarily result in denial of motion for injunction
• finding that injunctive relief was not warranted because the plaintiff did not establish that it would in fact be forced into bankruptcy without the injunction
• explaining that “a failure to show a likelihood of success . . . must necessarily result in the denial of [injunctive relief]”
• finding that injunctive relief was not warranted because the plaintiff did not establish that it would in fact be forced into bankruptcy without the injunction
• noting that “we have never upheld an injunction where the claimed injury constituted a loss of money, a loss capable of recoupment in a proper action at law”
• vacating preliminary injunction where evidence was insufficient to show that plaintiff was on verge of bankruptcy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).