A Stipulated Dismissal Won’t Serve as the Basis for Res Judicata, a/k/a Claim Preclusion

February 16, 2024

A Stipulated Dismissal Won’t Serve as the Basis for Res Judicata, a/k/a Claim Preclusion

A stipulated dismissal, even with prejudice, doesn’t mean that the claims were ‘actually litigated’ for the purpose of claim preclusion, the Sixth Circuit says.

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Opinion Link

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Case Details

Case Citation

Autumn Wind Lending LLC v. Estate of Siegel, 23-5476 (6th Cir. Feb. 8, 2024)

Case Name

Autumn Wind Lending LLC v. Estate of Siegel

Case Type

Court

6th Circuit

Bankruptcy Tags

Practice and Procedure