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APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Cook County; the Hon. THOMAS
R. McMILLEN, Judge, presiding.
Rehearing denied February 4, 1974.
In this personal injury action, which was tried before a jury, the plaintiff, Nellie Cox appeals from a judgment entered in favor of the defendant, Yellow Cab Company. Her complaint was in two counts. Count one alleged that the defendant, through its agents, was guilty of specific negligent acts of commission or omission in the operation of its taxicab in which the plaintiff was a passenger, proximately causing her injury. Count two alleged general negligence.
In August 1964 the plaintiff received a phone call from her cousin, Mary Giles, who needed assistance in taking her father to a hospital. The plaintiff called a Yellow Cab and walked to the Giles' home a few doors away, where the cab picked up Mary, her father and the plaintiff. Mary was seated in the front seat of the cab, and her father and the plaintiff occupied the rear seat. The cab proceeded east on Roosevelt Road, a four-lane thoroughfare. Abe Freeman, the driver, drove the cab in the lane closest to the center of the street until he neared the intersection of Roosevelt Road and Paulina Street. Traffic was moderate and there were no cars to his right. Mary Giles testified that as the cab approached the Paulina intersection she noticed an automobile in the same lane as the cab, one-half block ahead of it, but traveling considerably slower. She estimated the cab's speed at about 40 miles an hour, and that of the automobile at 15 to 20 miles an hour. When the cab was a couple of car lengths behind the automobile, the automobile stopped. The cab driver slammed on his brakes, held out his hand, said "watch out", and skidded to within a foot of the auto before he brought the cab to a halt. After the cab stopped, Mary turned around; she saw her father lying on the back seat and her cousin on the floor. Nellie Cox testified that when the driver "threw on" the brakes she was thrown off the seat onto the floor and her back was injured.
Freeman, the only other eyewitness to testify, stated that his cab and the automobile which was three car lengths ahead were traveling at approximately the same speed, about 20 or 25 miles an hour. At Paulina another car suddenly cut in front of the automobile causing it to skid and stop. Freeman applied his brakes and stopped three or four feet behind the auto. He then drove across Paulina and stopped on the other side. He asked if anyone was hurt and Cox said that she had hurt her back. He drove his passengers to the hospital as planned and the plaintiff was given medical attention. Freeman called a supervisor and stayed at the hospital until he came. The supervisor sent him to the garage where he reported the accident and received forms to fill out.
Nellie Cox was treated in the emergency room of the hospital. The supervisor was present while she was examined and took statements from her and her cousin. He suggested that she see a certain doctor and after he called another cab, she was taken to this doctor whom she did not know. After examining her, the doctor sent her to a hospital where she remained for five weeks. She continued under his care for a long period of time which included another five weeks of hospitalization three and one-half years later. At the time of the trial she still had pains in her legs and chest and was an out-patient at another hospital.
• 1 The plaintiff first contends that the court erred in refusing to direct the defendant to produce the written statement made by Freeman immediately following the accident. The plaintiff had served the defendant with a notice to produce at the time of the trial "all statements of witnesses to the occurrence in question." Although the defendant made the statements of Cox and Giles available it refused to do the same with Freeman's statement. Supreme Court Rule 237(b) (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1969, ch. 110A, par. 237(b)) provides not only that "[t]he appearance at the trial of a party * * * or employee of a party may be required by serving the party with a notice * * *", but also that the notice "may require the production at the trial of documents or tangible things." Freeman's written statement comes within the purview of this rule. The fact that at the time of the trial he was no longer employed by the defendant is irrelevant, since his statement as a witness to the occurrence was in the possession of the defendant and it was the defendant upon which the notice was served.
In Golminas v. Fred Teitelbaum Construction Co. (1969), 112 Ill. App.2d 445, 251 N.E.2d 314, this court considered whether statements made by employees of a corporate defendant to its attorney constituted privileged communications between the attorney and the corporation and therefore were not subject to production when demanded by another party. We rejected the view that the attorney-client privilege is so broad when applied to a corporate client as to encompass all communications made to the attorney by an employee regardless of his rank or corporate responsibilities. It was determined that only those employees who were in the control group of the corporation, that is, those in managerial or policy-making positions, came within the scope of the privilege as applied to a corporate defendant. In Golminas, as in the present case, the statements which were requested to be produced were not made by an employee with authority to make any judgment or decision as to what action might be taken by the defendant on the advice of its attorney. Freeman was in no sense a member of Yellow Cab's corporate control group.
• 2 Nor does the fact situation in the case before us come within the exception noted in Golminas that an employee's communications might be privileged, even if he were not within the control group, if he is a defendant or is a person who may be charged with liability. Freeman appeared at the trial only as a witness; he was never named a party defendant. The trial against the Yellow Cab Company took place in February 1971, nearly seven years after the occurrence concerning which the statement was made. Any right of action the occupants of the cab might have had against Freeman had been long since barred by the statute of limitations. (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1969, ch. 83, par. 15.) The statement made by Freeman had been in the possession of the cab company from the time of the accident until the trial, and the company did not contend that it retained any right of action-over against him which could have been affected by the production of his statement.
The defendant resisted the plaintiff's repeated attempts to see the statement. In the trial court it asserted that the statement it had in its possession was Freeman's report to the company's insurance carrier and argued that this was a privileged communication. In this court the defendant asserts that the statement was Freeman's report to the Department of Public Works and Buildings of the State of Illinois as required by Ill. Rev. Stat. 1971, ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-406, and that this statute provides that such a report is confidential and cannot be used as evidence in any trial arising out of an accident (chapter 95 1/2, paragraph 11-412). An unauthenticated, truncated copy of the purported report is included in an appendix to the defendant's brief. Only the first page of the report is filled out. This states the names and addresses of the parties, the owner of the cab and its license number, Freeman's age and the number of his driver's license, the place, date and time of the accident and the condition of the weather. It states that just one vehicle was in the accident, that no property was damaged, but that Cox suffered back and stomach injuries. The second page of the report which calls for a description of the accident, the completion of a diagram explaining how it took place and for pertinent information concerning it, is blank.
It is strange that Freeman would submit, or the Department of Public Works would accept, a report so incomplete as the one in the defendant's brief; and it is also strange that the defendant would have so vigorously opposed the production of a document as innocuous as this one-page report. We do not know if the defendant was accurate when it told the trial court that the Freeman statement in its possession was a report to its insurance carrier, or if it is accurate when it tells this court that the statement is a report to the department. We do not know if either version is correct, or if there might not be a third report one made by Freeman to his employer; for it would be unlikely that a cab company, knowing that a passenger had been injured, and examined by a doctor of its own choosing and hospitalized on his recommendation, and facing the certainty of a substantial claim, would not have obtained for its own use a full report from its employee. But we do know that Freeman's credibility was crucial to the outcome of the case and protecting his credibility was important to the defendant.
• 3 Whatever statement Freeman may have given or report he may have made bore upon his credibility and was relevant to the plaintiff's case. Her attorney was entitled to see the document (or documents) so that he could evaluate its importance and determine what use to make of it. As it was made almost contemporaneously with the accident it may have contained information different than Freeman's testimony. It may have thus proved useful to the plaintiff's attorney for the purpose of impeachment or may have aided him in testing Freeman's credibility. Without it he was at a disadvantage in cross-examining Freeman, the sole occurrence witness for the defense. The plaintiff was prejudiced by not having the statement in court and the trial judge should have ordered its production. Consequently, the judgment must be reversed and the cause remanded for a new trial.
• 4 In view of the remandment, we shall consider the plaintiff's contention that the trial court erred in striking count II of her complaint. Count II alleged general negligence (res ipsa loquitur). At the conclusion of the plaintiff's evidence the defendant moved to strike this count and the motion was sustained. Specific and general negligence counts may be submitted to a jury in a proper case (Erckman v. Northern Illinois Gas Co. (1965), 61 Ill. App.2d 137, 210 N.E.2d 42), but whether the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur is applicable to the facts of the case is a question of law which must be decided in the first instance by the trial court. (Drewick v. Interstate Terminals, Inc. (1969), 42 Ill.2d 345, 247 N.E.2d 877.) We find no error in the court's decision that under the facts of the case, as shown by the plaintiff's own evidence, the doctrine was inappropriately pleaded.
• 5 The doctrine of res ipsa loquitur raises a rebuttable inference of the defendant's negligence. The elements of the doctrine are that the plaintiff's injury must have come from an accident which ordinarily would not occur unless someone had been negligent; the instrumentality that caused the injury must have been within the exclusive control of the defendant, and the plaintiff was exercising ordinary care for his own safety. Metz v. Central Electric and Gas Co. (1965), 32 Ill.2d 446, 207 N.E.2d 305; Cobb v. Marshall Field & Co. (1959), 22 Ill. App.2d 143, 159 N.E.2d 520.
An underlying reason for the res ipsa doctrine is that the defendant who is in charge of the instrumentality which caused the plaintiff's injury either knows the cause of the accident or has the best opportunity of ascertaining it, but the plaintiff having no such knowledge is compelled to allege negligence in general terms. (58 Am.Jur.2d, Negligence, § 482.) There is no need for an allegation of general negligence and no room for an inference of negligence under the res ipsa doctrine where there is direct evidence as to the precise cause of the injury, and all the facts and circumstances attending upon the occurrence appear. Freer v. Rowden (1969), 108 Ill. App.2d 335, 247 N.E.2d 635; Decatur & Macon County Hospital Ass'n v. Erie City Iron Works (1966), 75 Ill. App.2d 144, 220 N.E.2d 590; Turner v. Wallace (1966), 71 Ill. App.2d 160, 217 N.E.2d 11; 8 Am.Jur.2d, Automobiles and Highway Traffic, § 918.
In the present case the cause of the accident was as apparent to the passenger as to the carrier. The plaintiff's proof of the cause of the accident did not rest upon an inference arising from surrounding circumstances; her proof was direct, not circumstantial; the reasons for the occurrence were open and provable, not hidden and unexplicable. According to the testimony of the plaintiff and her cousin, it was caused either by the driver's negligent operation of the cab (excessive speed, following the auto in front of the cab too closely, failing to keep a proper lookout, etc.) or by the abrupt and unexpected stop of the auto ahead. [Freeman's testimony that a third auto was involved cannot be considered in appraising the court's decision because the dismissal of count II took place before he testified.]
• 6 Since the plaintiff's evidence showed that the accident was caused either by the driver's negligence or by an instrumentality not within the defendant's control, this is not a res ipsa case. If from the evidence it could be concluded that the accident was caused by the noncurrent negligence of the cab driver and the driver of the auto immediately ahead, the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur would be likewise inapplicable. Yellow Cab Co. v. Hodgson (1932), 91 Colo. 365, 14 P.2d 1081.
The remaining three contentions of the plaintiff are without merit. The verdict was not against the manifest weight of the evidence, the trial court did not err in not directing a verdict in her favor, and did not err in not entering judgment for her notwithstanding the verdict.
The judgment is reversed and the cause is remanded for a new trial.
Reversed and remanded.
McNAMARA and McGLOON, JJ., concur.
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October 4, 1940
OAKES et al.
UNITED STATES et al.
CAMPBELL, District Judge.
This matter comes before the Court upon a hearing of exceptions, heretofore filed, to the libel.
The libel was alleged to be filed pursuant to the provisions of the Suits in Admiralty Act, 46 U.S.C.A. § 742.
The libel alleges that, on or about the 10th day of January, 1939, the S. S. "Waukegan", a vessel owned and operated by the United States of America, collided with the St. George's Bridge over the Chesapeake-Delaware Canal, in the State of Delaware, and as a result of that collision the libellant, while lawfully engaged in his duties as foreman bridge tender of that bridge, was precipitated from the Bridge into the Canal, by the negligent operation of the S. S. "Waukegan", and permitting the said S. S. "Waukegan" to run into said Bridge precipitating the said William F. Oakes into said Canal, and as a result whereof he died.
The libel also alleges that the respondent the "Continental Insurance Company of the City of New York had issued a policy of protection and indemnity insurance, among other things, insuring the United States of America against the payment of damages caused by said steamship Waukegan, and in the event that judgment or decree be obtained against the United States of America, in the above entitled proceeding, the same is to be paid by the Continental Insurance Company of the City of New York, under aforesaid policy. The libellant claims rights and benefits under said policy as a donee beneficiary, and asserts a direct liability against the said insurance company, upon having a judgment fix the value of her claim."
Both of the respondents have excepted to the libel upon the ground that it does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against it, and the United States of America further excepts upon the ground that the libel does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against the respondent United States of America within the jurisdiction granted this Court under the Suits in Admiralty Act, and also that the Federal Employees' Compensation Act, 5 U.S.C.A. §§ 751-791, 793, provides the libellant with an exclusive remedy against the respondent United States of America.
This suit can not be maintained against the respondent United States of America, unless the cause of action is within the Admiralty and Maritime jurisdiction.
Title 46 U.S.C.A. § 742 provides: "In cases where if such vessel were privately owned or operated, * * * a proceeding in admiralty could be maintained at the time of the commencement of the action herein provided for a libel in personam may be brought against the United States or against such corporation, as the case may be, provided that such vessel is employed as a merchant vessel or is a tugboat operated by such corporation. Such suits shall be brought in the district court of the United States for the district in which the parties so suing, or any of them, reside or have their principal place of business in the United States, * * *."
The allegations of the libel are not sufficient to bring the instant case under that section.
As alleged in the libel, the proximate cause of the injury to libellant's decedent was the blow caused by striking the bridge on which libellant's decedent was working, throwing him into the water.
The bridge is a land structure, and the tort committed is a non-maritime tort, not cognizable within the provisions of the Suits in Admiralty Act, 46 U.S.C.A. § 741 et seq. Martin v. West, 222 U.S. 191, 32 S. Ct. 42, 56 L. Ed. 159, 36 L.R.A.,N.S., 592.
The mere fact that libellant's decedent came to his death by drowning within the water does not change the nature of the tort. T. Smith & Son, Inc. v. Taylor, 276 U.S. 179, 48 S. Ct. 228, 72 L. Ed. 520.
That the proximate cause of death was the blow struck by the S.S. "Waukegan" to the bridge, from which libellant's decedent was thrown, determines our jurisdiction, and not the fact that he was drowned in the water after being thrown, is further sustained in Minnie v. Port Huron Terminal Co. et al., 295 U.S. 647, 55 S. Ct. 884, 79 L. Ed. 1631, which is the converse of the Smith case supra, as in the Minnie case a longshoreman, while unloading a vessel lying in navigable waters, was struck on the deck of the vessel by a swinging hoist, and was precipitated from the vessel on to the wharf.
Our lack of jurisdiction is further shown in the case of The Admiral Peoples, 295 U.S. 649, 55 S. Ct. 885, 79 L. Ed. 1633, in which case a passenger fell from the gangplank while proceeding from the vessel to the wharf, and the Court, in that case held, that the gangplank was a part of the vessel, and the passenger on the gangplank had not left the vessel, and that it was not of moment whether the passenger fell into the water, or on to the wharf, and that in either event Admiralty would have jurisdiction, the test of jurisdiction being, the location of the injured person when his fall started, and not the point at which his injuries were actually inflicted. See also The Strabo, D.C., 90 F. 110, affirmed at, 2 Cir., 98 F. 998; L.'Hote et al. v. Crowell, Deputy Com'r et al., 5 Cir., 54 F.2d 212.
I have carefully read all of the authorities, cited on behalf of the libellant, but I am convinced that the fact that libellant's decedent died as a result of drowning, is not decisive in this case, on the question of jurisdiction, but that the place where libellant's decedent was at the time of the proximate cause of the injury, which was the striking of the bridge by the S.S. Waukegan", is determinative.
As to the respondent Continental Insurance Company of the City of New York, the libellant has no direct right against the insurance company under the laws of the State of New York, except under the provisions of Section 167 of the Insurance Law (formerly 109), Consol. Laws N.Y. c. 28. Jackson v. Citizens Casualty Co., 277 N.Y. 385, 14 N.E.2d 446.
Inasmuch as libellant's only right against the insurance company is based on that statute, it must, when it claims that right, take it subject to the provisions of that statute, and it can not recover on such a policy prior to judgment against the accused.
The allegations of the libel are wholly insufficient to set forth a cause of action against the respondent insurance company.
For the reasons stated, the first and second exceptions filed by the United States, and the exception filed by the respondent Continental Insurance Company of the City of New York, are sustained, and the libel will be dismissed as to them with costs.
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I suggest going through the Wi-Fi Setup again. I purchased my Bold yesterday and going through the wizard got me connected to the Wi-Fi and paied it with my computer through bluetooth.
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I too have the same problem as Shana, my wifi shows in the main home screen "wifi symbol" and beside mobile network displayes wifi network, but under manage connections the wifi network lists in green the network address and to the right a white dash, previously this was a green tick. any advice.
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Each time I set up a wifi connection there was no issue connecting to the network. This morning my phone no longer connected to the WAP at work in either manual or auto mode. I have it working now so I will share what I did.
I added a new connection, searching for surrounding WAPs. Selected the WAP that it found (it didn't find one right away, even though I sit 10 ft from the access point!). Interestingly enough the SSIDs on the WAPs at work are not always consistent with upper and lower case. The device saw the uppercase version of the SSID as a new access point. I entered my security information. From there when presented with the "connect" button I pressed it and the phone associated just fine.
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I have a similar problem too. My bold does connect to my home wifi but when I use the hot spot browser, it says no data services.
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February 05, 1999
PREFERRED AMERICA INSURANCE, A/K/A ANSVAR AMERICA INSURANCE COMPANY, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.LINDA DULCEAK, DEFENDANT-APPELLEE.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Du Page County. No. 97--MR--368
Honorable Robert E. Byrne, Judge, Presiding.
Plaintiff, Preferred America Insurance, a/k/a Ansvar America Insurance Company (Preferred), filed a complaint for declaratory judgment against defendant, Linda Dulceak (defendant or claimant). The complaint sought to have the circuit court determine whether the judgment entered in a prior, related negligence case, Dulceak v. Cetlinski (No. 94--L--0421) (prior case), should collaterally estop plaintiff from asserting any liability defense during the arbitration of the present case in which claimant has now brought an uninsured motorist claim against plaintiff's insured, George Dulceak. In the prior case, a jury found George 100% liable for the accident in question. Plaintiff prayed that it be allowed to relitigate all issues concerning liability in the present uninsured motorist (arbitration) proceeding and to raise any appropriate defenses as though no prior trial had taken place.
The parties filed cross-motions for summary judgment. On February 2, 1998, the trial court entered summary judgment in favor of defendant and against plaintiff. The court determined that the arbitration of the present claim must be limited to the issue of the nature and the extent of claimant's damages. The thrust of plaintiff's arguments on appeal is that (1) the trial court erred in allowing the claimant to invoke the doctrine of offensive collateral estoppel against plaintiff; (2) plaintiff was not a party or in privity with a party in the prior case where its insured was found to be 100% liable; and (3) it would be unfair to apply offensive collateral estoppel in this case. We disagree, and we affirm.
Preferred issued a policy of insurance to George J. Dulceak under its former designation, Ansvar America Insurance Company, a member of the Preferred Risk Group. On October 15, 1993, there was a collision at a Kane County intersection involving cars driven by George and by Jennifer Cetlinski respectively. George's spouse, Linda Dulceak, a passenger in the car driven by George, alleged that she was injured as a result of the accident.
According to plaintiff's admissions in the record, Linda filed a lawsuit against Cetlinski (No. 94--L--0421) to recover for her injuries. Cetlinski filed a counterclaim and contribution claim against George, alleging that he was at fault. George tendered the defense of the issues to Preferred which then hired counsel (Brittain & Ketcham, P.C.) to defend George in that action. Pursuant to its obligations under the policy, Preferred paid George's defense counsel for their services in defending George at trial. The jury found that Cetlinski was not at fault in the accident and that George was 100% negligent in causing the accident. Linda did not recover damages in that suit. No appeal was taken from that judgment. At no time, from the time Preferred received notice of the accident until the time that judgment was entered upon the jury's verdict, did Preferred send George any correspondence or writing by which it informed George that Preferred was providing him a defense pursuant to a reservation of rights or a non-waiver agreement. Although it appears that Preferred was not a named party to the prior suit, it defended its insured by obtaining counsel and defense counsel sought to show that Cetlinski, not George, was at fault. Preferred states that, as George was a "family member" under its policy, he would not be covered under that policy as to a claim by his spouse. Therefore, he is deemed an "uninsured motorist" as to any claims by his wife.
Linda filed a claim against George under the uninsured motorist provisions of George's policy for injuries she allegedly sustained as a result of the automobile accident in October 1993. Plaintiff filed the present complaint for declaratory judgment, asserting that, since it was not a named party to the Cetlinski action, the parties in the matter pending under the uninsured motorist arbitration clause are not the same; therefore, the judgment in the prior case should not operate as collateral estoppel to bar plaintiff from fully litigating all issues concerning liability, and it should be allowed to raise any appropriate defenses at the arbitration proceeding as though no trial had taken place. The trial court entered judgment against Preferred and for Linda, after concluding that Preferred was in privity with George, its insured, and that its interests were protected in the prior trial. Implicit in the court's Conclusion was that the judgment in the prior case collaterally estopped plaintiff from relitigating the issue of liability. This timely appeal followed.
The question before this court is whether the trial court properly granted summary judgment to defendant and against plaintiff as a matter of law. We review the trial court's decision de novo. Outboard Marine Corp. v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 154 Ill. 2d 90, 102 (1992). A motion for summary judgment should be granted only when the pleadings, depositions, and admissions on file, together with the affidavits, if any, show that there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. Purtill v. Hess, 111 Ill. 2d 229, 240 (1986). Here, the essential and material facts are undisputed. The question presented is a legal one: whether the trial court properly applied the doctrine of collateral estoppel under the facts presented. See In re Paternity of Rogers, 297 Ill. App. 3d 750, 754 (1998).
The doctrine of collateral estoppel or estoppel by verdict, a branch of res judicata, prohibits the relitigation of an issue essential to and actually decided in an earlier proceeding by the same parties or their privies. Rogers, 297 Ill. App. 3d at 755. The basic theory behind the use of the doctrine is that, if two parties undergo a full and fair trial that results in a final judgment, neither party may seek a different result upon the same facts and issues in a subsequent lawsuit. Kessinger v. Grefco, Inc., 173 Ill. 2d 447, 460 (1996). The doctrine is founded upon the need for the finality of judgments. When some specific fact or question has been directly in issue and decided upon and the same fact or question is again put into issue by the same parties or their privies, the former adjudication is conclusive on the parties whether or not the cause of action is the same; further, the parties need not have been arrayed on opposite sides in the prior suit, nor must formal issues have been raised between them. Pechous v. Field Enterprises, Inc., 114 Ill. App. 3d 605, 608 (1983). When properly applied, collateral estoppel promotes fairness and judicial economy by preventing the relitigation in one suit of an identical issue already resolved against the party against whom the bar is sought. Kessinger, 173 Ill. 2d at 460.
The "offensive" use of collateral estoppel occurs when a plaintiff seeks to foreclose a defendant from litigating an issue the defendant has previously litigated unsuccessfully in another action. In re Owens, 125 Ill. 2d 390, 397 (1988). (In this case, Linda, as the claimant, would stand in the position of the plaintiff.) We recognize that our supreme court has cautioned against the indiscriminate application of offensive collateral estoppel where there is no mutuality of parties, but we also note that the mutuality of parties is no longer required. Kessinger, 173 Ill. 2d at 461. Where the minimum elements of the doctrine are satisfied and it is clear that no unfairness will result to the party being estopped, the circuit court may properly conclude that a prior adjudication precludes the relitigation of an issue in the case before it. Kessinger, 173 Ill. 2d at 461, 468. To apply the doctrine, these elements must be satisfied: "(1) the issue decided in the prior suit is identical with the one presented in the pending suit; (2) there was a final judgment on the merits in the prior adjudication; and (3) the party against whom the estoppel is asserted was either a party or in privity with a party in the prior lawsuit." (Emphasis added.) Kessinger, 173 Ill. 2d at 461.
It appears that plaintiff was not a named "party" in the prior action. However, plaintiff argues that, in the prior suit, it was also not in privity with a party (George) who adequately respresented the same legal interest. See People ex rel. Burris v. Progressive Land Developers, Inc., 151 Ill. 2d 285, 296 (1992) (privity is said to exist between parties who adequately represent the same legal interests). Plaintiff suggests that there was a potential conflict of interest between itself and George, its insured. Plaintiff argues that it could very well have been in George's interest to assume 100% liability for the accident and asserts that counsel's primary responsibility was to defend the interest of the insured, not the insurer.
To the extent that we can follow plaintiff's rather disingenuous and strained argument, we find it both untenable and unsupported by the record. We discern no conflict of interest, potential or actual, between plaintiff and George in the prior lawsuit. It is clear from the record that plaintiff chose George's defense counsel who vigorously sought to show, albeit unsuccessfully, that George was not liable--a desirable outcome for and in the interest of the insurer.
It is undisputed that George was adjudicated 100% liable for the accident and this resulted in the entry of a final judgment on the merits. The first two requirments of collateral estoppel have been met. Since it appears that plaintiff was not a named party in the prior suit, the only threshold element left to be satisfied is whether plaintiff was a "privy" of George.
We conclude that plaintiff was in privity with George and that plaintiff is estopped from relitigating any issue or defense with respect to George's liability. It is well settled that the assumption of the insured's defense constitutes a waiver by the insurer of all questions of policy coverage. Apex Mutual Insurance Co. v. Christner, 99 Ill. App. 2d 153, 161 (1968). Absent a clearly communicated reservation of rights by the insurer, if the insurer elects to take over the insured's defense, it will afterwards be estopped, under the equitable doctrine of estoppel in pais, from denying its own liability under the policy; this is ordinarily justified because the insurer has prejudiced the insured's right to control his own defense. Apex, 99 Ill. App. 2d at 161-62 (estoppel in pais operates as the result of the insurer's monopolization of the insured's defense, since the insured, in reliance thereon, refrains from seeking other counsel); see Cowan v. Insurance Co. of North America, 22 Ill. App. 3d 883, 890-91 (1974) (distinguishing between equitable estoppel in pais arising from breach of insurer's contract and collateral estoppel or estoppel by verdict arising from prior adjudication involving parties or their privies). Where the insurer has the duty to defend, that duty includes the right to assume control of the litigation; the purpose of that right is to allow insurers to protect their financial interests in the outcome of the litigation and minimize unwarranted liability claims. Waste Management, Inc. v. International Surplus Lines Insurance Co., 144 Ill. 2d 178, 203 (1991).
Insureds and insurers share a special relationship: they are in privity of contract. Waste Management, 144 Ill. 2d at 194. When the insurer retains the attorney to defend the insured, the attorney represents both the insured and the insurer in furthering the interests of each. Waste Management, 144 Ill. 2d at 194. Ordinarily, since the interests of the insurer and the insured are harmonious, there is no conflict and the attorney is able to exercise independent judgment for both clients. If a conflict does arise, the attorney is ethically prohibited from continuing to represent both the interests of the insured and insurer unless certain steps are taken, which include making full and frank disclosure to the clients and obtaining their consent to continue their representation. Rogers v. Robson, Masters, Ryan, Brumund & Belom, 74 Ill. App. 3d 467, 473 (1979).
In the present case, there is no reservation of rights or non-waiver agreement or question of policy coverage by the insurer, and the insurer undertook the defense of its insured. There is no evidence of non-cooperation or misconduct by the insured. We have not been informed by plaintiff or by the record that any such conflicts between the insurer and the insured occurred. Thus, it appears that their legal interests are essentially identical.
The non-liability of the insured is potentially the most effective bar to any policy claims against the insurer. That is what Preferred undertook to show in defending its insured. Plaintiff has not demonstrated how it was wrongly prejudiced in the first suit or was prevented from presenting its defense. Where the possibility exists of making a successful defense on behalf of the insured, the insurer has much to gain from placing its first reliance upon this line of action, since, by declining to defend, it would sacrifice all opportunity to contest the injured party's claim because of the likely operation of collateral estoppel. See Apex, 99 Ill. App. 2d at 161-62.
Where one party is liable to indemnify another against a particular loss, either by law or contract, the primary liability is upon the party indemnifying. In such a case, the party bound to indemnify is in privity with the party to be idemnified, and the indemnifying party therefore has a direct interest in defending any suit whereby there may be a recovery against the party indemnified as to the subject matter of the indemnity. Sanitary District of Chicago v. United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., 392 Ill. 602, 612 (1946); Drennan v. Bunn, 124 Ill. 175, 188 (1888). "The party to be indemnified, moreover, is, manifestly, directly interested in having him defeat all recovery in such suit, and so their respective interests and duties in respect of such suit must be the same." Drennan, 124 Ill. at 188. Thus, "[w]here the party indemnifying has proper notice of the pendency of the action he is bound by his obligation to indemnify to defend, and is bound by the judgment entered the same as if he were a party to the cause." Sanitary District, 392 Ill. at 612.
An insurer that defends an action for negligence within the policy coverage against its insured cannot claim, after an adverse judgment against the insured, that it is not bound by the prior adjudication when the question in both the original suit and the subsequent suit against the insurer is the negligence of the insured. Cowan, 22 Ill. App. 3d at 891. We recognize, however, that the reason for this rule does not exist when there is no identity of interests between the insured and the insurer in the original tort action (Cowan, 22 Ill. App. 3d at 891), but that is not the case here.
Despite plaintiff's speculation that there may be a potential conflict of interest between it and its insured, we fail to see any actual conflict supported by the record which would obviate the insured's claim of privity. Plaintiff is collaterally estopped from relitigating the issue of its insured's liability. Plaintiff undertook the defense of its insured with respect to the issue of his liability and did not affirmatively reserve its rights in any manner or demonstrate an actual conflict of interest.
Plaintiff had notice of the prior action and, like its insured, had the incentive and opportunity to resist, through its choice of counsel and direction of the defense of the action, any finding of liability whatsoever. Regardless of the ground for invoking the estoppel against plaintiff, whether through estoppel in pais or collateral estoppel, plaintiff should not be permitted to relitigate the issue of liability. We find no unfairness or inJustice in estopping plaintiff from doing so under the facts presented. If plaintiff is allowed to try the issue of liability before two different triers of fact, the mischievous consequences of inconsistent judgments become apparent. See, e.g., United States Gypsum Co. v. Admiral Insurance Co., 268 Ill. App. 3d 598, 624-25 (1994) (unnecessary, duplicative proceedings; placing insured in a conflict situation with the potential for raising charges of perjury against insured).
As defendant points out, the reasons for estopping plaintiff are not difficult to see. Having failed to persuade a jury that the accident was Cetlinski's fault, plaintiff now seeks to relitigate this before the arbitration panel. This exposes Linda to the risk that the arbitration panel might disagree with the jury and assign some or all of the blame for the accident to Cetlinski. Linda could then be prevented from recovering for some or all of her loss because two separate finders of fact Judged the same facts differently. It would be unfair to Linda, a passenger, to recover either nothing or a reduced amount because plaintiff was allowed to present the same factual argument to two different audiences in the hope of obtaining a different result. We see no reason to allow plaintiff another bite of the apple.
The judgment of the circuit court of Du Page County is affirmed.
THOMAS and RAPP, JJ., concur.
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When I was a kid, I found an old 78 record in our basement that featured Hank Williams singing "Cold, Cold Heart" on one side, and "Dear John" on the other. Those old 78s were nigh indestructible, as were the 45s that came later. I know this because "Dear John" is hanging on my family room wall, right beside my Dean Dillon "Slick Nickel" album and my James Dean poster.
Anyway, I was listening to the radio the other day and heard an introduction for Hank Williams III.
My ears perked up, because I'm a diehard Hank Williams fan - senior, not junior, mind you. And if there's a better song than "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," I don't know what it is.
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The silence of a falling star
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That may clue you in on the fact that I'm not a credible modern day music critic.
In my world, Queen, Three Dog Night and Steppenwolf still rule the airwaves, although I have acquired a soft spot for Smashmouth and Sugarland along the way.
Nonetheless, I kind of liked Hank III. He sounds a lot like his grandfather - who died 55 years ago on New Year's Eve at the age of 29.
I looked up Hank III's Web site to see if he is, in fact, the true heir of Williams Sr., or if he is just another rumored offspring like Kid Rock. Kid Rock - despite the Internet buzz - is NOT the son of Hank Williams Jr., although it would not surprise me if he were.
While browsing the Web site, I came across a description of Hank III's music: "classic country delivered with fiery punk attitude, hard-twang, punkabilly, cowpunk, alternacountry, slacker swing or honky punk."
Honky punk? Can you get in trouble for talking like that? What on God's green earth is a honky punk?
I didn't hear anything like a honky punk coming out of my radio, but if Hank III says he can sing it, who am I to argue? What I did hear was a good likeness of his grandfather's heartfelt twang - which is enough to make me forgive the youngster for all those other noises he makes.
And by the way, if you're unfamiliar with "Dear John," it's probably because it's more than 50 years old. Elton John, Cyndi Lauper and Whitney Houston are a few of the artists who sang copycat songs with the same title. But here are two verses of the Williams original:
"Well when I woke up this morning,
There was a note upon my door,
Said don't make me no coffee Babe,
'cause I won't be back no more,
And that's all she wrote, Dear John,
I've sent your saddle home.
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Daniel in the lion's den,
But I know a guy that didn't try to get along,
And he won't get a chance again,
And that's all she wrote, Dear John,
I've fetched your saddle home."
It's not honky punk, but you've got to admit, old Hank knew how to write a Dear John letter.
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