Bagley v. Hughes A. Bagley, Inc.

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• holding that plaintiffs claim for back wages was precluded because it arose from the same transaction as the first claim, which required plaintiff to prove entitlement to back wages
• finding that because “the small claim and the district court actions both arose out of the same transaction ... [the district court ease] fit squarely under the doctrine of claim preclusion”
• “[T]he adjudication of a claim in small claims court can have a preclusive effect within the regular jurisdiction of the district court.”

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