Leming v. Howell

How courts have described this case

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• noting that \[t]he public has an interest in uninterrupted and safe medical care\
• finding that no-waiver clauses are enforceable under New York law
• refusing to “wade into [a] factual dispute” concerning conduct under an agreement 5 because the agreement contained a no-waiver clause, and such clauses are enforceable 6 under New York law
• denying temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction after “consider[ing] the entire record”
• “In deciding a motion for preliminary injunction, a court may consider the entire record including affidavits and other hearsay evidence.” (citation omitted)
• “In deciding a motion for preliminary injunction, a court may consider the entire record including affidavits and other hearsay evidence.” (citation omitted)

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