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In a federal trademark case, the district court grants a preliminary injunction preventing the defendant from using a disputed mark while the case proceeds.
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An injunction order is appealable only if both parties consent. An order granting, refusing, or modifying an injunction is generally immediately appealable by statute. A preliminary injunction order can be appealed only after final judgment. A preliminary injunction order is appealable only if the district court also certifies it under Rule 54(b).

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