McLaughlin v. Bradlee

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a defendant who was not named in plaintiff’s prior suits could assert res judicata because the conspiracy the plaintiff was attempting to allege had already been dismissed against the other defendants in earlier litigation
• granting 12(b)(6) motion on res judicata grounds

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