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132	17	II.B. Res Judicata Does Not Apply	Kassab was not a party to the Federal Court Case or the settlement agreement. He fails to establish privity under the controlling three-part Texas test (control, representation of interests, successor in interest). His reliance on out-of-state conspiracy-privity cases is misplaced. Precision itself did not move for summary judgment on res judicata grounds. Even if privity existed, the factual bases of the two actions differ — the Federal Counterclaim addressed improper billing, not theft of confidential information.