Prentice Medical Corp. v. Todd

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the concept of irreparable injury contemplates matters such as “damage to the good will of a business which would be incalculable [citation] or loss of competitive position”
• “It is reasonable to infer that plaintiffs may suffer a consequent loss of good will and damage to their competitive position and that defendant’s actions will be of a continuing nature. As a result plaintiffs sufficiently established a threat of irreparable harm”
• \It is reasonable to infer that plaintiffs may suffer a consequent loss of good will and damage to their competitive position and that defendant's actions will be of a continuing nature. As a result plaintiffs sufficiently established a threat of irreparable harm\

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