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Raley v. Haider

No. 122069Supreme Court of Virginia

122069 Raley v. Haider 09/12/2013 In a second consolidated litigation by a physician, relating to claims for compensation due after two years of work with a medical practice entity, the circuit court did not e…

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122069 Raley v. Haider 09/12/2013 In a second consolidated litigation by a physician, relating to claims for compensation due aft…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
First added here
October 4, 2026
Last entry
September 12, 2013
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122069 Raley v. Haider 09/12/2013 In a second consolidated litigation by a physician, relating to claims for compensation due after two years of work with a medical practice entity, the circuit court did not err in holding that res judicata bars various claims against the individual defendant, who had been sued by the plaintiff relating to the same transaction or occurrence in a previous action that was deemed to have been ended by a final judgment on the merits. However, the circuit court erred in holding that res judicata bars plaintiff's claims against two LLC entities that were not parties to the prior litigation, and were not in privity with one of the former parties. The judgment dism…

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