NEWBY, Justice.
The doctrine of judicial estoppel preserves the integrity of judicial proceedings by preventing a party from taking inconsistent positions before the court, thus safeguarding the rule of law and securing public confidence in the court system. Here the trial court found that, in a prior related case,
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