Executive Management, Ltd. v. Ticor Title Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• stating that collateral estoppel, or claim preclusion, includes the same elements as issue preclusion but embraces not only the grounds of recovery that were asserted in the prior suit but those that could have been asserted
• requiring a false 25 communication for a foreclosure sale in a slander of title claim
• \[A]pplying claim preclusion to subsequent litigation between former codefendants would have the effect of negating permissive cross-claim rules. . . .\
• \[A]pplying claim preclusion to subsequent litigation between former codefendants would have the effect of negating permissive cross-claim rules. . . .\
• \[A]pplying claim preclusion to subsequent litigation between former codefendants would have the effect of negating permissive cross-claim rules. . . .\
• even if judge’s ex parte consultation of judge in prior case was error, it was harmless where judge could have independently come to decision to dismiss on basis of res judicata

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