· 4/23/2021
State of Iowa v. Thomas Deshawn Holmes
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- concluding that appellees’ argument that “the balance of harms favors them because they would suffer harm if they were enjoined” was in conflict with section 542.335(l)(g)(l)
- concluding that appellees’ argument that “the balance of harms favors them because they would suffer harm if they were enjoined” was in conflict with section 542.335(l)(g)(l)
- finding neither trial court nor enjoined party identified public policy that would override enforcement of valid non-compete covenant
- “[Petitioner] presented a prima facie case ... [s]imply stated, [petitioner] established the presumption ... of irreparable injury created by section 542.335(1)©.”
- “[W]here a trial court’s order on a temporary injunction is based on an interpretation of a contract, de novo review is appropriate.”
- “[Petitioner] presented a prima facie case . . . [s]imply stated, [petitioner] established the presumption . . . of irreparable injury created by section 542.335(1)(j).”
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