Wilcox v. Sealey

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• doctrine of collateral estoppel applied to prevent plaintiffs from retrying issue of policy coverage where plaintiffs had actual notice the coverage issue was being litigated and could easily have intervened
• doctrine of collateral estoppel applied to prevent plaintiffs from retrying issue of policy coverage where plaintiffs had actual notice the coverage issue was being litigated and could easily have intervened

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