Washington § 49.76.110 - Effect of administrative findings and conclusions on civil action.

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§ 49.76.110. Effect of administrative findings and conclusions on civil action.

Any finding, determination, conclusion, declaration, or notice of infraction made for the purposes of enforcing this chapter by the director or by an appeal tribunal, administrative law judge, or reviewing officer is neither conclusive nor binding in any civil action filed pursuant to RCW 49.76.100 or in any other common law or civil action, regardless of whether the prior action was between the same or related parties or involved the same facts.
[ 2008 c 286 s 8.]

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