Litigation
Jan. 17, 2003
Anti-SLAPP Motion Used in Abuse Suit
SAN FRANCISCO - Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation finally have entered the bedroom. Using a law enacted a decade ago to help whistle-blowers fend off corporate litigation aimed at silencing them, a San Mateo woman has become the first to apply California's anti-SLAPP statute to a romance gone sour.
SAN FRANCISCO - Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation finally have entered the bedroom.
Using a law enacted a decade ago to help whistle-blowers fend off corporate litigation aimed at silencing them, a San Mateo woman has become the first to apply California's anti-SLAPP statute to a romance gone sour.
In an unpublish...
Using a law enacted a decade ago to help whistle-blowers fend off corporate litigation aimed at silencing them, a San Mateo woman has become the first to apply California's anti-SLAPP statute to a romance gone sour.
In an unpublish...
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