Tradewind Ins. Co., Ltd. v. Stout

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• finding privity where litigation interests “coincide[d],” i.e., where the prior party’s “interest would have been served by establishing . . . the same ultimate objective [the current party] apparently hopes to establish in the [current] action”
• refusing to consider unauthenticated and unsworn documents

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