· 3/23/2022
Putnam County Board of Education v. Homer F. Woodard
How courts have described this case
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- “Ultimately, ‘[f]airness is the “decisive consideration” in determining whether to apply offensive issue preclusion,’ ” quoting Matter of Cohen, 435 Mass. 7, 16 (2001)
- allowing offensive collateral estoppel to benefit non-party to prior proceeding
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