January 15, 2026

Relying on Hearsay in Injunctions: When Does It Meet the Test? Hearsay statements are permitted in a motion for injunction, but one must avoid relying heavily on such statements when there is a higher standard of proof to meet. Our firm was recently successful in One World Logistics Group Corp v Sotiri[1]. This case serves...
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