A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court on June 9 revived a personal injury lawsuit against a construction company, saying a federal appeals court was “too rigid” in applying a legal rule meant to ensure fairness in the judicial system.
Supreme Court Weighs In On How Judicial Estoppel Applies to Debtors In Bankruptcy Proceedings
A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court revived a personal injury lawsuit against a construction company, saying a federal appeals court was “too rigid” in applying a legal rule meant to ensure fairness in the judicial system.

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