Suit to Remove Trustee as a Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA Claim
The appeals court assumed without deciding that the Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA applied to this suit to remove a co-trustee.
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Author: Robert Ray
Effect of Special Exceptions on Filing Deadlines in a TCPA Claim
The Texas Anti-Slapp statute (TCPA)- what is it? Background In Borderline Mgmt. v. Ruff,...
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Non-monetary sanctions and punitive sanctions are not allowed by the Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, statute
Legal Action Plaintiff sued defendant for defamation. Communication Defendants postings on a...
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Only communications by the movant are protected by the Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, statute
The communication that is protected by the Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, statute is the movant’s communication, not the non-movant’s communication. In this suit, the motion to dismiss was denied because the communication was that of the plaintiff, not the defendant.
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Filing a Texas anti-SLAPP motion after an injunction hearing is frivolous
In its never ending battle against the Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, law, the Dallas Court of Appeals holds that a hearing on a temporary injunction where evidence of the causes of action pleaded is presented, makes a motion to dismiss frivolous for which attorney’s fees can be awarded to the plaintiff.
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