What Injunction Services Does Brodsky Law Offer?
Injunctions and temporary restraining orders (TROs) are urgent court orders that require a party to stop certain conduct or take specific action to prevent immediate and irreparable harm. In California, these remedies are governed by the Code of Civil Procedure and are available in a wide range of disputes — from business conflicts and contract breaches to civil harassment and workplace violence situations. When you face a threat that cannot wait for a full trial, obtaining an injunction or TRO can provide the emergency legal protection you need. Sasha Brodsky has represented clients seeking and defending against injunctive relief in Santa Cruz County and throughout California since 1998.
The injunction process in California typically begins with an application for a temporary restraining order, which the court may grant on an emergency or ex parte basis. If a TRO is issued, a hearing on a preliminary injunction is usually scheduled within a few weeks, where both sides present evidence and argument. A preliminary injunction remains in effect through the duration of the litigation, and a permanent injunction may be ordered as part of a final judgment. Whether you need to obtain emergency relief or defend against an unjust restraining order, having experienced counsel navigate the court process is critical to protecting your rights.
Sasha's scope of counsel includes but is not limited to:
Whether you need to seek a civil harassment restraining order, obtain emergency court relief to protect your business interests, defend against a TRO filed against you, or pursue a permanent injunction as part of ongoing litigation, Sasha provides experienced counsel through every stage of the injunction process. He also handles workplace violence restraining orders and other specialized protective orders available under California law.
For more information about Brodsky Law's additional practice areas, visit our Additional Areas page. Contact Sasha Brodsky to discuss your injunction or restraining order matter.