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    TCPA cases from the San Antonio court of appeals after the 2019 amendments (Justice Chapa Update)
    Michael Ritter
    • Dec 8, 2021
    • 1 min

    TCPA cases from the San Antonio court of appeals after the 2019 amendments (Justice Chapa Update)

    For the current issue of the San Antonio Lawyer, Justice Chapa has provided an update on 4th Court cases applying the Texas Citizens Participation Act (TCPA) (Texas's anti-SLAPP statute). The cases concerned: (1) how the 2019 TCPA amendments apply when suit was filed before the amendments were effective, but after a new defendant is added to the suit after the amendments were effective, (Straub); (2) determining whether a TCPA motion is timely filed, (Sinkin & Barretto); and
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