Pikeville Energy Group, LLC v. Spradlin (In Re Alma Energy, Inc.)

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• “Judicial estoppel is most commonly applied to bar a party from making a factual assertion in a legal proceeding which directly contradicts an earlier assertion made in the same proceeding or a prior one.”
• silence may give rise to judicial estoppel

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