Watts, J.
This case is, as the parties themselves acknowledge, a unique, fact-specific case involving issues of judicial estoppel, and, specifically, whether a party's arguments as to standing and privity constitute inconsistent legal positions, and a determination of what constitutes a final judgment for purposes of res judicata and collateral...
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