Illinois Interchange Fee Law Maxes Out After Permanent Injunction and Legislative Postponement – JD Supra

In analyzing whether a permanent injunction would or would not harm the public interest, Chief Judge Virginia M. Kendall stated that “while there is strong public interest for the people of Illinois to see their legislative determinations come to fruition, there is a stronger interest still in ensuring the Supremacy Clause [Article VI, Clause 2 of the US Constitution] is properly effectuated.”
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