Sobol v. Capital Management Consultants, Inc.

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• concluding, in the context of an injunction, that “acts committed without just cause which unreasonably interfere with a business or destroy its credit or profits, may do an irreparable injury”
• determining that where a person has “interfere[ed] with the operation of a legitimate business by creating public contusion, infringing on goodwill, and damaging reputation in the eyes of creditors,” it may result in irreparable harm
• “A licensee whose license has been revoked or suspended immediately suffers the irreparable penalty of loss of [license] for which there is no practical compensation.” (alteration in original
• “A licensee whose license has been revoked or suspended immediately suffers the irreparable penalty of loss of [license] for which there is no practical compensation.” (alteration in original) (internal quotations omitted)
• competitor’s usurpation of medical center’s trade name created public confusion, infringed on the goodwill of the center, and damaged the center’s reputation in eyes of creditors, thereby entitling the center to a preliminary injunction

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