Patrick T. Manion, Jr. v. Stephen E. Nagin Herzfeld & Rubin Herzfeld & Rubin, P.C. Nagin Gallop Figueredo, P.A. Boat Dealers' Alliance, Inc.

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• discussing that courts should not grant injunctive relief unless there is qualifying contractual language providing the court with clear grounds to grant relief without addressing the merits of the underlying arbitrable dispute
• indicating that the Eighth Circuit would exercise pendent appellate jurisdiction over an interlocutory order directing arbitration if it is “‘inextricably intertwined’ with” or “necessary to ensure meaningful review of” an appealable issue (citation omitted)
• permitting injunctive relief in arbitrable cases only if the parties’ agreement has “‘qualifying contractual language’ which permits it” (quoted source omitted)
• dismissing appeal of various interlocutory orders, including order compelling arbitration, and denying mandamus because Manion had not made “any showing that he [was] entitled to such extraordinary relief”
• when ruling on requests for injunctive relief, court reverses only for clearly erroneous factual determinations, errors of law, or abuse of discretion
• interlocutory order directing arbitration and staying action generally not appealable

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