Pollis v. New School for Social Research

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• rejecting the argument that “non-economic claims such as emotional or psychological damage can never, as a matter of law, demonstrate irreparable harm sufficient to justify a preliminary injunction”
• no irreparable harm found where plaintiff failed to present any medical or psychological evidence to support claim of emotional distress from forced retirement
• no irreparable harm found where teacher was forced to retire from his full-time tenured position and take a part-time adjunct professor position; employer's action did not separate teacher entirely from the school
• no irreparable harm found where teacher was forced to retire from his full-time tenured position and take a part-time adjunct professor position; employer’s action did not separate teacher entirely from the school
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