Schwartz v. City of Flint

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• explaining that Michigan res judicata bars “claims actually litigated in a prior action and those claims arising out of the same transaction which plaintiff could have brought, but did not” (citing Gose v. Monroe Auto Equip. Co., 294 N.W.2d 165 (Mich. 1980))
• indicating that res judicata applies to consent judgments

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