Layton F. v. Director

How courts have described this case

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• stating that a movant must show that “he will suffer irreparable injury unless the injunction issues” (emphasis added)
• explaining that the preclusive effect of a final judgment without the intervenor present may weigh in favor of intervention
• finding that a preliminary injunction was properly denied where movant failed to meet the burden of persuasion on one factor
• finding that a preliminary injunction was properly denied where movant failed to meet the burden of persuasion on one factor – suffering irreparable harm
• finding that a preliminary injunction was properly denied where the movant failed to meet the burden of persuasion on one element
• noting that courts will “find no prejudice sufficient to give weight to the third factor” when a putative intervenor has interests identical to those of a party

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).