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What does " arising from the same set of facts" mean in a civil lawsuit?

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What does " arising from the same set of facts" mean in a civil lawsuit?

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  1. If separate claims may arise from the same set of operative facts, then the claims must be brought together or the chance to bring the claim is lost forever. If they arise between the same parties but not from the same set of operative facts, then the claims may be brought independent from each other, although they can be joined simply for convenience.

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