Maryland Casualty Company v. Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations, Gus Bevona, President, Local 32b-32j, Service Employees International Union

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• concluding that commercial cleaners were not in the transportation industry
• finding that a party “would be irreparably harmed by being forced to expend time and resources arbitrating an issue that 1s not arbitrable, and for which any award would not be enforceable”
• “Maryland would be irreparably harmed by being forced to expend time and resources arbitrating an issue that is not arbitrable, and for which any award would not be enforceable.”
• “[T]here is no hard and fast rule . . . that oral testimony must be taken . . . or that the court can in no circumstances dispose of the [preliminary injunction] motion on the papers before it.”
• “[T]here is no hard and fast rule in this circuit that oral testimony must be taken on a motion for a preliminary injunction or that the court can in no circumstances dispose of the motion on the papers before it.” (citation omitted)

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