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Ursula and Ariel form a contract for Ariel to sing at a concert. On the day of, Ariel decides to play Call of Duty and doesn't show up. Ursula has to cancel, costing her lots of money. When Ursula learns the truth, she goes on Twitter and says, "Don't call Ariel to sing at your concert; all she'll do is play Call of Duty." She then sues Ariel for breach of contract. At trial, both sides argue over whether Ariel appeared; Ariel fakes video footage showing her singing and claims she attended. Ursula calls witnesses testifying that Ariel did not sing and others who testify she texted them while playing Call of Duty. The jury rules in favor of Ursula, finding that Ariel never showed because she was playing video games. Subsequently, Ariel sues for defamation. Ursula argues that Ariel is issue precluded from arguing that she in fact appeared at the concert and that Ursula lied on her. True or false, Ariel is issue precluded from arguing that she appeared at the concert?A.TrueB.False
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