Anderson v. Employers Mutual Casualty Insurance

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• holding that a general release does not bar claims against tortfeasors who are not specifically named in the release
• holding that a general release does not bar claims against tortfeasors who are not specifically named in the release
• where a written agree ment is plain and unambiguous, the appellate court must not look beyond the four comers of the document to give effect to the intent of the parties

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