McGill v. Ling

How courts have described this case

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• holding failure to raise class action tolling argument to trial court waived that issue on appeal
• requiring bifurcated trial, if requested, or acceptance of defendant’s stipulation as to prior conviction because of the prejudice arising from evidence of a prior conviction
• noting exception to waiver rule if the opposing party had unequivocal notice of existence of issue and opportunity to defend against it
• rejecting summary judgment nonmovant’s argument that issue raised for first time on appeal not waived where there were “facts in the summary judgment record to support [her] argument”
• rejecting nonmovant’s summary judgment argument that issue raised for first time on appeal was not waived where there were “facts in the summary judgment record to support [her] argument”
• “Generally, a party may not raise an issue on appeal that was not raised to the trial court[.]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).