Schick Inc. v. Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union

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• concluding the plaintiff would “be required to bear no hardship if it must await the filing of a derivative claim to litigate its assertion”
• noting that courts must weigh “special considerations relating to the efficient use of judicial resources” and avoid a “waste of judicial resources” when exercising declaratory judgment jurisdiction
• noting the putative defendant would “bear no hardship if it must await the filing of a derivative claim to litigate its assertion that” the putative plaintiff lacked standing
• contrasting an unripe declaratory judgment claim on a putative plaintiff’s standing against a claim that a putative plaintiff “is barred by limitations or laches from asserting the substantive claim”
• “Employment of the declaratory judgment procedure solely to achieve tactical advantage should not be endorsed.”
• “[T]here are questions of law which need further elucidation in the more factually developed context . . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).