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8/26/10, 9:27 pm

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If I win a breach of contract lawsuit in small claims, can I sue again if the contract stipulates commission owed 'for the life of the contract' (meaning beyond the court case) or would that be considered res judicata? Would not the 'new' monies owed, after the case is tried, constitute a new breach?


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