Ocasio v. Ollson

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• alleging common injuries in two separate proceedings does not in itself provide a basis for finding inconsistent positions where it is clear that the party might well have additional injuries or claims that were not presented in one of the proceedings
• “Plaintiff has not asserted a position in this Court which is contrary to nor inconsistent with the description of his injuries that was contained in the [Compromise and Release Agreement (“C&R”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).