The two actions involve common questions of law and fact, such as whether the work was done pursuant to the parties' contract, undertaken with sufficient equipment, and conducted without negligence or fraud. The same witnesses and documents would be offered in each action to litigate these claims. Any prejudice or confusion will be minimized by the fact that Action No. 1, and possibly Action No. 2, is to be a non-jury trial. Finally, both cases are now ready for trial. At...
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