Injunctive relief should be assessed based on its ability to prevent future harm or wrongdoing by the defendants, its duration, and its potential for real and practical benefit to class members as opposed to merely symbolic changes. The assessment must also consider whether such relief effectively addresses the issues raised in the lawsuit.
For example: A settlement requiring a company accused of misleading advertising to change its practices could be considered sufficient if it includes strict compliance monitoring and significant penalties for future violations, ensuring improved consumer protection.