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Death is a perfect example of something that would reach the "irreparable harm" bar. Money is typically not.
by dmoy 1y ago
Death is a perfect example of something that would reach the "irreparable harm" bar.
Money is typically not.
- jfengel 1y agoMoney is not. But your job is. If destroy a department, money does not bring it back to life. It disposes of its materials, disperses its personnel, and loses its laboratory. Unless somebody volunteers to keep your data, it gets lost. And if you're working in biology, samples and research animals will be literally dead. It is "irreparable harm" in the legal sense.
- dmoy 1y agoRight and hence the last paragraph of my initial response. Doesn't look like the court agreed though
- jfengel 1y agoThank you. I appreciate that. Perhaps you could explain one more thing for me. How did the filing lawyer make such a (seemingly) elementary mistake? Why wasn't it caught earlier (by the judge, by their colleagues, by anybody with an interest in this case)?