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Case 1:11cv24094MGC Document 271 Entered on FLED Docket 04/09/2012-Page 1 of 20 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 1124094 COOKE/TURNOFF ADIDAS AG, et al., Plaintiffs,

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How to fill out a proposed preliminary injunction:

1. Start by gathering all necessary information and documentation related to your case. This may include court documents, evidence, and any relevant legal arguments.
2. Begin the document by stating the title "Proposed Preliminary Injunction" at the top and include the case name and number, court information, and the names of the parties involved.
3. Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the case and why you believe a preliminary injunction is necessary. Clearly state the relief or action you are seeking from the court.
4. Background: Provide a summary of the relevant facts and events that have led to the need for a preliminary injunction. Present these facts in a clear and concise manner, supporting them with evidence when possible.
5. Legal Basis: Explain the legal grounds for seeking a preliminary injunction. Reference applicable statutes, case law, or legal arguments to support your position.
6. Standard for Granting a Preliminary Injunction: Outline the legal standard that the court must consider when deciding whether to grant a preliminary injunction. Typically, this includes demonstrating the likelihood of success on the merits, the threat of irreparable harm if the injunction is not granted, the balance of hardships, and the public interest.
7. Relief Requested: Clearly state the specific relief you are seeking through the preliminary injunction. This may include restraining certain actions, preventing the disposal of assets, or ordering specific conduct.
8. Supporting Arguments: Present persuasive legal arguments and supporting evidence to strengthen your case for the preliminary injunction. Make sure to address each element of the legal standard and anticipate counterarguments.
9. Conclusion: Summarize your arguments and reemphasize why the court should grant the preliminary injunction. Request a hearing if necessary and provide contact information for all parties involved.
10. Signature: Sign and date the proposed preliminary injunction document.

Who needs a proposed preliminary injunction?

A proposed preliminary injunction can be necessary for individuals or entities involved in a legal dispute that requires immediate action to prevent irreparable harm or preserve the status quo until the case is resolved. This can include plaintiffs, defendants, or other interested parties seeking to stop certain actions, maintain the current situation, or obtain temporary relief. The need for a proposed preliminary injunction may arise in various legal contexts such as contract disputes, intellectual property infringement cases, family law matters, or business litigation, among others.

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What is proposed preliminary injunction?

A proposed preliminary injunction is a legal request made to a court to issue a temporary order that restricts certain actions or preserves a specific status quo until a final decision is made in a case.

Who is required to file proposed preliminary injunction?

The party seeking temporary relief or the party suing for a lawsuit may be required to file a proposed preliminary injunction.

How to fill out proposed preliminary injunction?

To fill out a proposed preliminary injunction, the party filing the request must typically provide a written motion or application outlining the legal grounds, supporting evidence, and proposed terms of the injunction.

What is the purpose of proposed preliminary injunction?

The purpose of a proposed preliminary injunction is to provide temporary legal protection or remedy to the party seeking relief until a final decision or resolution is reached in the case.

What information must be reported on proposed preliminary injunction?

A proposed preliminary injunction typically requires the reporting of specific factual and legal information, including the nature of the case, the harm or irreparable injury being suffered, the legal basis for seeking injunctive relief, and the requested terms and duration of the injunction.