Lois Jeans & Jackets, U.S.A., Inc. v. United States

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• declining to reach an issue of trademark law that was then before a district court while asserting jurisdiction over the protest claim
• finding irreparable injury where plaintiff demonstrated an inability to fill its customers’ orders, injury to its reputation as a reliable supplier, potential unquantifiable costs required for altering its production methods, and a loss of past and future sales
• Customs order to redeliver goods enjoined where loss of past and future sales and injury to reputation as a reliable supplier constituted irreparable injury
• importer brought a declaratory judgment action to determine rights against the trademark owner, while concurrently pursuing a protest to attack the government’s failure to comply with regulations
• importer brought a declaratory judgment action to determine rights against the trademark owner, while concurrently pursuing a protest to attack the government's failure to comply with regulations
• potential costs required for altering plaintiff’s production methods in the event that plaintiff was compelled to comply with Customs’ ruling as a factor demonstrating irreparable harm

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