Olmsted v. Emmanuel

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• noting that the equitable doctrine of judicial estoppel prevents litigants from taking totally inconsistent positions in separate judicial proceedings to the prejudice of the adverse party
• declining to apply judicial estoppel where the plaintiff’s claim had not been addressed in the prior proceeding

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