Several internet libel victims contacted me about their lawsuits which had been dismissed under Anti-SLAPP provisions. These provisions are crucial to prevent wealthy plaintiffs from silencing valid criticism. But in cases where a genuine victim has a case dismissed due to poor planning, it causes great anguish as well as burdensome legal expenses, particularly if the victim has to pay his or her antagonist’s legal bills. Today I added a permanent page where we will publish tips on how to avoid Anti-SLAPP dismissal of your lawsuit.
How to avoid dismissal of libel lawsuit under Anti-SLAPP legislation
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“… Anti-SLAPP provisions… are very necessary to act as a check and balance against wealthy or well funded plaintiffs who attempt to silence legitimate criticism. But in cases where a genuine victim has a case dismissed due to poor planning, it causes great anguish as well as burdensome legal expenses.”
I’m sure it also causes anguish to those “wealthy or well-funded plaintiffs attempt to silence legitimate criticism” and fail. Lucky for them, you’ve laid out a blueprint describing all the loopholes.
Frederick, thank you for your response; you might wish to read my posting again. There are no