In a landlord-tenant dispute, trial court’s grant of defendants’ SLAPP motion in striking plaintiff’s six of ten causes of action is reversed where the defendants’ section 425.16 motion in the trial court did not, on the facts and pleadings of the case, satisfy the first prong of that statute and therefore, the trial court erred in granting it as to any of the causes of action in plaintiff’s complaint.
Read Delois v. Barrett Block Partners, No. A121665
Filed September 18, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Kline
Counsel
For Appellant: Julian T. Lastowski, Law Offices of Julian T. Lastowski
For Appelle: Andrew M. Zacks, James B. Kraus, Zacks & Utrecht, P.C.
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