"What is it?"
This blog does not pretend to be an exhaustive review of cases.
It has practical information. Time limits are strict!!!
You wait then it's too late.
This blog does not give legal advise.
Change of direction
I am changing this blog to focus on the average attorney handling average cases that might occasionally file or encounter a Texas anti-slap motion.
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Attorney’s Right to Petition vs. Client’s Right to Petition
An attorney who represents a client in court, is exercising his own right to petition even though he represents the client.
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Probate, Anti-Slapp and Attorneys Being Sued
Attorneys who prepared a will and later filed it for probate were sued by disgruntled heirs. They filed an Anti-Slapp motion which they lost on preparing the will.
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Texas Anti-Slapp appeals – 20 days
A notice of appeal in a Texas Anti-Slapp suit must be filed within 20 days whether a party is appealing a denial or granting of the motion,
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Lis Pendens and Texas Anti-Slapp
A motion to remove and expunge a Lis Pendens is a legal action under the Texas Anti-Slapp (TCPA) statute and can be dismissed on proper proof.
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A remand after finding the Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA law applies
After finding that the Texas Anti-SLAPP law applied, the appeals court remanded the case to the trial court so the non-movant could put on evidence showing whether it could produce clear and specific evidence of each of its claims. They did not reverse and render!
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