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13. Which motion, filed by the animator's attorney, is most likely to succeed?
An animator sued a cartoonist, who owns a small store and was the animator's former employer, in a single-count complaint in State A federal court. The animator is seeking $185,000 in damages for the cartoonist's alleged violation of a federal employment law. The animator is concerned that the cartoonist may not have the assets to satisfy the eventual recovery he expects.
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A is incorrect. While a party may move for summary judgment at any point during the litigation, this is not the strongest motion for the animator to file because it would have no effect on securing assets for a potential recovery.
B is incorrect. A temporary restraining order may be appropriate to prevent irreparable injury to a party and is used as an equitable (non-monetary) form of relief. Under these facts, however, a TRO does not apply.
C is incorrect. A preliminary injunction is also an equitable remedy and not designed to secure satisfaction of potential monetary judgments.