M. Julia Dos Santos, M. D. v. Columbus-Cuneo-Cabrini Medical Center, Anesthesia Associates of Lakeshore, Ltd., and Alphonse Del Pizzo

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• holding that if an injury can be fully redressed by an award of monetary damages, it is not “irreparable”
• noting that \we have reason to doubt whether the relevant market can be sliced so small as to embrace only a single hospital\
• finding no irreparable injury where anesthesiologist had \neither alleged or proven an atrophy in her skills\
• rule of reason applicable to “vertical combination” in absence of conduct amounting to “classic” group boycott
• \Inability to obtain other employment is not considered irreparable harm because a terminated employee has an adequate remedy at law by obtaining a judgment in his favor.\
• “Under these circumstances it is irrelevant that plaintiff 8 No. 22-1040 claims she may be unable to find other employment as an an- esthesiologist in the Chicago area.”

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