Winnebago Industries, Inc. v. Haverly

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the employer was estopped from denying liability in the workers’ compensation claim when it admitted liability earlier to control the care provided
• explaining that it would take a “significant change in the facts after the admission of liability” in order to later deny liability
• concluding employer es-topped from denying liability in workers’ compensation claim when it admitted liability in a prior proceeding to control the care provided
• concluding employer estopped from denying liability in workers’ compensation claim when it admitted liability in a prior proceeding to control the care provided
• estopping a party from advancing an inconsistent position, but not requiring intent to mislead the court
• finding employer estopped from disputing workers’ compensation liability after admitting liability earlier in the proceeding

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).