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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Tag: Attorney Immunity
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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Under the Texas Anti-SLAPP Law, Attorney Immunity Doesn’t Apply to Suits by Clients
Under the Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA law, attorney immunity does not apply if the suit is a client suing. Attorney immunity only applies to suits by non-clients.
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Attorney Immunity Under the Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA Law
You can’t sue the attorney on the other side for actions that a lawyer normally does in the process of representing his client. If you do, you will have a TexasAnti-SLAPP motion to dismiss filed against you.
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Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, Attorney Immunity, Commercial Speech and Rule 202 Pre-suit Depositions
Legal Action Rule 202 pre-suit deposition Communication Disparaging Oldcastle’s materials...
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If a Texas anti-SLAPP, TCPA, Motion to Dismiss Could Have Been Filed but was not, do the Courts Lack Subject Matter Jurisdiction?
Legal Action Diogu never proved a legal action. Communication Not discussed. Right Involved Right...
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Under the TCPA, Conditional Appellate Attorney’s Fees are Required
Legal Action Morgan filed suit against Johnson-Todd, his ex-wife’s divorce attorney, for...
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Texas Supreme Court Rules on “Litigation Privilege” or “Attorney Immunity” in an Anti-Slapp Case
Background In Youngkin v. Hines, 546 S.W.3d 675, (Tex. 2018) the Texas Supreme Court decided a...
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