Asare v. Hartford Fire Insurance

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• holding that the plaintiff’s extrinsic evidence was 19 enough to make the release agreement reasonably susceptible to plaintiff’s interpretation that it 20 did not release plaintiff’s FEHA claim
• finding a release of workers’ compensation claim did not necessarily include the release of a discrimination claim, noting, among other things, that although aware of the latter, the release made “no explicit reference” to the discrimination claim
• finding a release of workers' compensation claim did not necessarily include the release of a discrimination claim, noting, among other things, that although aware of the latter, the release made \no explicit reference\ to the discrimination claim
• “there simply cannot be at any given time more than one person 2 with the power to conduct a sale under a deed of trust”
• waiver of § 1542 was limited by language to specific claims predating the agreement

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