Add FAQ on injunctions/equitable-remedies clauses

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+        <h3 id=injunctions>Why doesn’t Waypoint have an injunction clause / irreparable harms stipulation / equitable remedies provision?</h3>
+        <p>Many business people and even lawyers believe these clauses work as described.  They usually don’t, especially in US federal courts.  Even where the odd court does honor as written, that’s often for the worse, speeding up injunctions just a bit while creating huge abuse potential.</p>
+        <p>Even Delaware courts, which tend to give these stipulations more weight, still require showing irreparable injury. For example, see the Court of Chancery’s February 19, 2016 order in the <em>AM General Holdings v. The Renco Group</em> cases, case numbers 7639-VNC and 7668-VCN.</p>
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