Real Estate
Jun. 10, 2003
Anti-SLAPP Suit Statute: Who Is SLAPPing Whom?
BY JOHN L. FITZGERALD The state anti-SLAPP statute has been on the books for more than 10 years, but recent judicial decisions suggest that state courts will interpret the law broadly to address a variety of litigation.
BY JOHN L. FITZGERALD
The state anti-SLAPP statute has been on the books for more than 10 years, but recent judicial decisions suggest that state courts will interpret the law broadly to address a variety of litigation.
Before filing an anti-SLAPP action, a real estate developer or any litigant should have evidence sufficient to prove the case, not merely enough to have a reasonable basis to bring an action.
University of Denver sociology profess...
The state anti-SLAPP statute has been on the books for more than 10 years, but recent judicial decisions suggest that state courts will interpret the law broadly to address a variety of litigation.
Before filing an anti-SLAPP action, a real estate developer or any litigant should have evidence sufficient to prove the case, not merely enough to have a reasonable basis to bring an action.
University of Denver sociology profess...