Mark Sproull v. Union Texas Products Corp., D/B/A Union Texas Petroleum, a Delaware Corporation

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• “We thus distinguish both [Adams and Wilson] in that the moving parties had presented their legal issues to the court for relief and had not wholly surrendered prosecution of its claims.”
• “In Pierce, this court, in an en banc decision, and in an unusual fact situation, created a limited exception to Collins: relief may be granted under Rule 60(b) when the post-judgment change in the law arises out of the same accident as that in which the plaintiff was injured.”

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