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Anti SLAAP: What is Left of Reputational Torts So Long As This Statute is on the Books?
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Anti SLAAP: What is Left of Reputational Torts So Long As This Statute is on the Books?
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Motions to dismiss reputational torts and other suits under the Texas anti-SLAPP law (Chapter 27 of the TCPRC) are creating a fast-growing motions practice that often catches practitioners flat-footed. How do we deal with this law and maintain access to courts for reputational torts?
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Anti SLAAP: What is Left of Reputational Torts So Long As This Statute is on the Books? (Nov 2016)
Mark C. Walker
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Anti SLAAP: What is Left of Reputational Torts So Long As This Statute is on the Books? (Nov 2016)
Motions to dismiss reputational torts and other suits under the Texas anti-SLAPP law (Chapter 27 of the TCPRC) are creating a fast-growing motions practice that often catches practitioners flat-footed. How do we deal with this law and maintain access to courts for reputational torts?
Originally presented: Oct 2016 Civil Litigation Conference
Mark C. Walker,
Dykema Cox Smith - El Paso, TX