Molina v. Seror (In Re Molina)

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• describing Geiger as having “modified” a portion of the Ninth Circuit's formulation of the elements of dischargeability under Section 523(a)(6)
• affirming bankruptcy court's finding that collateral estoppel applied to a confirmed prepetition arbitration award and that such award was nondischargeable under section 523(a)(6) of the Bankruptcy Code
• confirmation of an arbitration award is a final judgment, 25 even if clearly erroneous, and must be given full faith and credit 26 by federal courts
• confirmation of an arbitration award is a final judgment, 25 even if clearly erroneous, and must be given full faith and credit 26 by federal courts
• confirmation of an arbitration award is a final judgment, 25 even if clearly erroneous, and must be given full faith and credit 26 by federal courts
• “[A]n unappealed final judgment…even if erroneous, must be given full faith and credit.”

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