Perspective
Feb. 25, 2014
First big anti-SLAPP case of year examines public interest exemption
A Court of Appeal has penned an instructive opinion on applying the public interest exemption to class action and representative actions. By James J. Moneer
In the first significant anti-SLAPP case of 2014, Tourgeman v. Nelson & Kennard, 2014 DJDAR 587 (Jan. 16, 2014), Justice Cynthia Aaron of the 4th District Court of Appeal penned an instructive opinion examining in detail how to apply the public interest exemption to certain class action and representative actions brought solely in the public interest where three specified conditions are met. The secondary holding in Tourgeman...
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