Injuctions & Restraining Orders Attorney in Langhorne, Pennsylvania

What is an injunction?

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so an injunction is a court order that
either requires someone to do something
or prohibits someone from doing
something injunctions are can only be
granted by a court not by a jury what’s
important about injunctions in the
business litigation context is they can
often be used as very important tools uh
at the outset of litigation uh to help
solve problems and sometimes even to
resolve the entire litigation in order
to get an injunction there is a or what
we call a preliminary injunction uh
there’s a difficult and rigorous
standard so knowing what is needed uh to
get an injunction is extremely important
and in defending an injunction knowing
um how to prevent the party seeking an
injunction from demonstrating the
additional factors that they might need
to get an injunction is very important

Philadelphia, PA commercial litigation attorney Stanley Cheiken talks about injunctions. He explains that an injunction is a court order that either compels a party to take a specific action or prohibits a party from engaging in certain conduct. Unlike other legal determinations, injunctions can only be granted by a judge, not a jury. In the context of business litigation, injunctions serve as powerful tools that can be sought at the outset of a case to address immediate issues and, in some instances, resolve the matter entirely. Obtaining a preliminary injunction requires meeting a rigorous legal standard, making it critical to understand the precise requirements needed to succeed. Just as crucial, when defending against an injunction, is the ability to challenge the opposing party’s ability to establish the necessary elements. His experience allows him to effectively pursue or defend injunctions as part of broader litigation strategy.

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