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If they’re already breaking the law by firing people, why would an order to obey the law impact anything? Obeying the law is already a requirement?
by olliej 4y ago
If they’re already breaking the law by firing people, why would an order to obey the law impact anything? Obeying the law is already a requirement?
- jacobr1 4y agoWithout an injunction, the default remedy to civil matters are damages. With an injunction the action can be compelled or prohibited and failure is now subject to _criminal_ penalty. It is one thing to be a manager at a company getting caught with something and incurring a fine or pay-off a plaintiff. It is another to be held criminally liable. I expect the latter to have much more incentive for compliance.