FORUM COLUMN
By David Aronoff
The California Court of Appeal's decision in Dyer v. Childress, 2007 DJDAR 2641 (Feb. 26), is inconsistent with recent California anti-SLAPP opinions and carries disturbing implications as to the reach of California's anti-SLAPP statute.
In June 2005, plaintiff Troy Dyer filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Cour...
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