Texas anti-SLAPP

The Texas Anti-SLAPP Blog, published by attorney Robert Ray, focuses on the Texas Citizens Participation Act (TCPA), commonly known as the Texas Anti-SLAPP law. It covers practical legal issues related to motions to dismiss under the TCPA, including procedural requirements like strict time limits for appeals and motions. The blog discusses case law developments involving attorney immunity, right to petition, probate disputes, lis pendens, and the application of the TCPA in various civil litigation contexts such as defamation, breach of contract, trade secrets, and business interference. It aims to assist attorneys handling typical cases involving Texas Anti-SLAPP motions by providing updates and analysis of relevant court rulings and statutory interpretations.

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Notice 20 days
Appeals from both the denial and granting of a Texas Anti-Slapp motion to dismiss require that the notice be filed within twenty days. 02-20-00290-CV.

Under TCPA Section 27.008(b), “[a]n appellate court shall expedite an appeal or

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Lis Pendens and Texas Anti-Slapp
The Amarillo court of appeals dealt with the issue of whether the Texas Citizens Participation Act, Texas Anti-Slapp, applies in the context of a Lis Pendens. Smith v. Arrington, 07-19-00393-CV, (Tex. Civ. App. – Amarillo, Feb.

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