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[Opinion] Civil practice – Res judicata – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

Summary by Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly –
Where a plaintiff has brought suit over an adverse-action report in the National Practitioner Data Bank, the complaint must be dismissed on claim preclusion grounds given the outcome of two previous lawsuits filed by the plaintiff.
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Civil practice – Res judicata – Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly

Where a plaintiff has brought suit over an adverse-action report in the National Practitioner Data Bank, the complaint must be dismissed on claim preclusion grounds given the outcome of two previous lawsuits filed by the plaintiff.

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Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly – broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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