The decision to seek injunctive relief is often made hastily and, by necessity, is often made without all the facts and information needed to asses the case. As discussed above, these types of disputes can become very heated. That emotion or indignation can get in the way of the real objective, and may impede information gathering. Decide whether one more day, or one more week, will really make a difference. Building a clear picture of the facts is crucial, particularly if there is a complicated history.