Creed Taylor, Inc. v. CBS, INC.

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• rejecting as \lack[ing] merit\ plaintiff's argument that a partial grant of summary judgment from earlier proceeding was not final for collateral estoppel purposes, but declining to apply preclusion because issue previously decided was not resolved on the merits
• “A RICO enterprise must be an association of natural persons or legal entities. It cannot be a collection of inanimate objects or a technology.”
• “Issues decided upon a motion for summary judgment may be accorded the same preclusive effect as issues decided following a trial.” (citing Collins, 42 N.Y.2d at 1033)

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