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Vavolizza v. Krieger

Citations

  • 33 N.Y.2d 351
  • 308 N.E.2d 439
  • 352 N.Y.S.2d 919
  • 1974 N.Y. LEXIS 1711

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  • holding that denial of a criminal defendant's motion to vacate a guilty plea in a criminal action acted to collaterally estop a later civil action for malpractice based on his attorney's advice to plead guilty
  • “[A]n order made upon a motion provides such a ‘judgment’ as will bar relitigation under the doctrine[] of [r]es judicata . . . so long as the requisites of identity of issue and opportunity to contest are present.” (citations omitted)
  • “[A]n order made upon a motion provides such a ‘judgment’ as will bar relitigation under the doctrine[] of [r]es judicata . . . so long as the 5 Plaintiff additionally argues that res judicata should not apply because the County Court could not have bound Dimopoulos. (Pl’s Opp’n 12.

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