Lusk v. Williams (In Re Williams)

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• the general rule is that when a question of fact is put in issue by the pleadings, is submitted to the trier of fact for its determination, and is determined, that question of fact has been actually litigated
• attorney’s malpractice is not a per se denial of a full 24 and fair opportunity to litigate; inquiry is whether party had 25 adequate notice of the issue and was afforded the opportunity to 26 participate in its determination

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