Bristol Bay Productions, LLC v. Lampack
Supreme Court of Colorado
1DissentJustice Rice
150 The doctrine of issue preclusion should not deprive plaintiff Bristol Bay of its opportunity to litigate whether defendants Simon & Schuster and Penguin (collectively "the Publishers") caused Bristol Bay harm by misrepresenting data related to author Clive Cussler's readership, books in print, and books sold.
1 51 The final judgment in the California fraud case between Bristol Bay and defendants Cussler and Cussler's agent, Peter Lampack, only determined that Bristol Bay's reliance on misrepresentations made by Cus-sler himself, and by Cussler through Lam-pack, were not a "substantial…
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