Both cases below are the ones being referred to in this question.

eBay v. MercExchange - 547 U.S. 388 (2006)

Learning Curve Toys v. PlayWood Toys 342 F.3d 714 (7th Cir. 2003)

Consider whether, on the facts in Playwood, you think Playwood should be entitled to injunctive relief.

1. Should Playwood be entitled to an injunction? How would you evaluate the eBay factors in this case?
   1. Has Playwood suffered an irreparable injury?
   2. Are money damages inadequate to compensate for Playwood's injury?
   3. Considering the balance of hardships between the plaintiff and defendant, is an injunction warranted?
   4. Is the public interest disserved by an injunction?
2. What good would a "head start" injunction do in this point?
3. How long would it take an innovator to come up with the Clickety-Clack Track?