May 20, 2013
What does the SLAPP tag mean?
This tag describes situations involving Strategic Lawsuits Against
Public Participation (“SLAPP”), which are lawsuits lacking a sound
legal basis which are brought with the intent of forcing a party to
restrain its speech. These situations often involve anti-SLAPP laws,
which allow parties in some cases to defeat SLAPP lawsuits if they can
convince the court that the the lawsuits are improper and fit certain
criteria.
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