Up we go, with the TRO.

A useful reminder about the black-letter law governing appellate review of TROs – a statement that, while accurate, may be harder to satisfy than it appears – was given in In re Aludogbu: “A party has no remedy by appeal when a temporary restraining order is granted that is not in compliance with the rules, and a writ of mandamus is appropriate in such situations.” No. 05-19-00078-CV (Jan. 24, 2019) (mem. op.)