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(“When an issue is properly raised by the pleadings or otherwise, and is submitted for determination, and is determined, the issue is actually litigated.”).

(stating that for issue preclusion to apply, issue must be “actually litigated .

(“When an issue is properly raised by the pleadings or otherwise, and is submitted for determination, and is determined, the issue is actually litigated.”) (citation omitted).

(explaining issue preclusion).

(“When an issue is properly raised by the pleadings or otherwise, and is submitted for determination, and is determined, the issue is actually litigated.”) (citing Restatement (Second) of Judgments § 27 cmt.

and discussing rule that for issue preclusion to apply the issue must be actually litigated and a final judgment entered); In re Gen.

(stating that “a judgment or dismissal in favor of the servant relieves the master of liability”); Law v. Verde Valley Med.

¶ 22 (App. 2018) (A superior court judge cannot review or change a final judgment regarding a protective order once the judgment has become final.)

(“In cases of derivative liability, a judgment or dismissal in favor of the servant relieves the master of liability.”).

(explaining a party is precluded from relitigating a fact essential to a prior judgment if the fact “was actually litigated in a previous suit, a final judgment was entered, and the party .