Amp, Inc. v. Ruebush

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• noting that res judicata ordinarily applies to bar relitigation of \[t]he issue of causation in [industrial accident] cases\ because it \is not an issue subject to change\ (second emphasis added)
• noting that res judicata ordinarily applies to bar relitigation of “[t]he issue of causation in [industrial accident] cases” because it “is not an issue subject to change ” (second emphasis added)
• agency’s final judgment on issue of causation conclusively resolves claim as to that particular injury, and, absent fraud or mistake, res judicata bars further litigation of that claim
• “Causation is an essential element which must be proven by a claimant in order to receive an award of compensation for an injury by accident under [the] Act.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).