When is an admission of a lump sum in a prior case deemed to encompass subsequent itemized claims?
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An admission of a lump sum in a prior case is deemed to encompass subsequent itemized claims if it is established that those claims were part of the lump-sum admission or the statement of account upon which the prior judgment was based, even if the descriptions of the original transactions...
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