Nalco Co. v. United States Environmental Protection Agency

How courts have described this case

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• holding that agency action that would make it “difficult for [the plaintiff] to attract new customers” is “at least some degree of irreparable injury”
• finding irreparable injury because it will be difficult for the plaintiff to recover at least one long-standing client, and \will have no right of recourse against the federal government.\
• finding irreparable injury because it will be difficult for the plaintiff to recover at least one long-standing client, and “will have no right of recourse against the federal government.”
• finding irreparable harm where petitioner would “suffer the loss of ‘[l]ong-standing clients . . . [that may be] unwilling, or unable, to do business’” with them absent an injunction (alterations in original

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