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Rule 91a Motions and Motions to Transfer are not Legal Actions under the TCPA

March 18, 2020

Background

The appeals court ruled that the Texas Anti-SLAPP, TCPA, statute did not apply to a motion to transfer and a motion to dismiss under Rule 91a because they are not legal actions as defined in the statute. In the Guardianship of James E. Fairley, 04-19-00196-CV (Tex. App. – San Antonio 2020, no pet.

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