Marino v. State Farm Fire & Casualty Insurance Co.

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• when facts have changed or new facts have occurred, res judicata does not apply
• “[R]es judicata is not a defense in a subsequent action if there has been a change in . . . the decisional law between the first judgment and the second suit.” (emphasis removed)
• “[R]es judicata is not a defense in a subsequent action if there has been a change in . . . the decisional law between the first judgment and the second suit.” (emphasis removed)
• “[R]es judicata is not a defense in a subsequent action if there has been a change in material facts, the applicable statutory law, or the decisional law between the first judgment and the second suit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).