The plaintiffs and defendants, former business partners in the security surveillance equipment industry, brought competing motions for interlocutory injunctive relief following a bitter separation.
The plaintiffs sought to enjoin the defendants from using a disputed trademark, accessing the plaintiffs' computer systems, and making defamatory statements.
The defendants cross-moved to enjoin the plaintiffs from competing and soliciting customers.
The court dismissed the trademark injunction, finding damages were an adequate remedy, but granted the injunctions regarding computer access, website redirection, and defamation.
The defendants' cross-motion was dismissed as premature and lacking evidence of irreparable harm.
