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A trademark owner sued a competitor in federal court and moved for a preliminary injunction barring use of a disputed logo during the case. The district court denied the preliminary injunction but set discovery and trial dates.
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An order denying a preliminary injunction is immediately appealable under 28 U.S.C. 1292(a)(1). An order denying a preliminary injunction is never appealable before final judgment. The order is appealable only if it also grants summary judgment. An order denying a preliminary injunction is appealable only if the district court certifies it under Rule 54(b).

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