Woodley v. Myers Capital Corp.

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• holding that attorneys who had represented debtors in bankruptcy proceedings could bring a state court action to recover fees
• stating that a nonparty is in privity with a party for res judicata purposes if the party adequately represented the nonparty’s interests in prior proceeding
• stating that a nonparty is in privity with a party for res judicata purposes if the party adequately represented the nonparty’s interests in prior proceeding
• \The doctrine of res judicata applies with full force in bankruptcy proceedings.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).