Loveridge v. Fred Meyer, Inc.

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• holding mere awareness of a proceeding, without participation or control, is insufficient to establish privity for res judicata purposes
• holding “[p]rivity is established in cases where the person exercises actual control or substantially participates in the litigation”
• holding \[p]rivity is established in cases where the person exercises actual control or substantially participates in the litigation\
• stating that res judicata prevents litigants from relitigating claims and issues that were litigated, or might have been litigated, in a prior action
• stating that res judicata prevents litigants from relitigating claims and issues that were litigated, or might have been litigated, in a prior action
• recognizing the differing motives of employees and the EEOC

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).