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· 1/30/2026

Curtis Lilly v. Kimberly Thompson

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  • holding res judicata barred Dr. Khalil’s cause of action against Travelers alleging that it fraudulently induced her to settle the Water Damage Case
  • concluding res judicata barred claims that could have been litigated previously
  • res judicata bars later claims that either were raised or that could have been litigated in the prior proceeding but were not, and collateral estoppel only bars litigation of issues that were actually litigated in the prior action

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