State Ins. Fund v. Industrial Commission

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the U.S. Constitution does not create 13 property interests as those come from other sources like state statutes or contracts
• finding a claim was not barred by res judicata “because the factual predicate for that claim did not exist” during the earlier suit
• finding a claim was not barred by res judicata “because the factual predicate for that claim did not exist” during the earlier suit
• finding bald allegation that plaintiff’s former employer conspired with the FBI to harass her in retaliation for filing a civil rights claim was insufficient to plausibly state a claim for relief
• “ Because Springs does not allege any contractual right to continued employment, she was presumably an at-will employee who lacked a protected property interest in her continued employment at Ally.”

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