Melissa Rawe Thomas J. Rawe Kimberly Rawe v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company Cynthia Holtcamp

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• holding that the plaintiff’s claims were precluded because the allegations stemmed “from the same transaction, or series of transactions” as an earlier case
• holding that res judicata barred bad-faith claims based upon conduct that occurred before plaintiff filed her complaint in the first lawsuit but not events that occurred afterward
• holding that res judicata barred bad-faith claims based upon conduct that occurred before plaintiff filed her complaint in the first lawsuit but not events that occurred afterward
• holding that where there were lengthy delays in addition to repeated requests for documentation that had previously been provided, the insurer’s conduct could potentially amount to bad faith
• holding that the four elements of claim preclusion are: “(1) a final decision on the merits by a court of competent jurisdiction; (2) a subsequent action between the same parties or their privies; (3
• stating that a party forfeits any argument which is merely stated, but for which the party makes no argument

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