§ 4-313
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§4–313.
(a)A court may not grant injunctive relief in a labor dispute:
(1)if the plaintiff has failed to comply with each obligation imposed by law that is involved in the labor dispute; or
(2)except as provided in subsection
(b)of this section, if the plaintiff has failed to make every reasonable effort to settle the labor dispute:
(i)by negotiation; or
(ii)with the help of available dispute resolution mechanisms, governmental mediation, or voluntary arbitration.
(b)If irreparable injury is threatened, a court may grant injunctive relief before another tribunal acts to settle the labor dispute.