Injunctive Relief Clause clause: meaning, risks, and what to negotiate
Allows a party to seek a court order to stop certain conduct, often without waiting for damages.
What it means
This clause is commonly used for confidentiality, IP, and restrictive covenant breaches where money alone may not be enough.
Common risks
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ActionableExample clause
Each party acknowledges that a breach of confidentiality obligations may cause irreparable harm and that injunctive relief may be available in addition to other remedies.
Frequently asked questions
1 questionsWhat is injunctive relief?
It is a court order requiring someone to do or stop doing something.
Related clauses
A confidentiality clause (often called an NDA provision) governs how sensitive information is defined, used, disclosed, stored, and protected during and after a business relationship.
IP ownership states who owns work product, pre-existing materials, tools, templates, know-how, and related intellectual property rights created before, during, or after the contract term.
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