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Escrow co.’s suit for malicious prosecution SLAPPed down in Calif. court
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Monday, January 16, 2012
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After being sued for breach of contract and negligence for not paying off a lien in time, a California escrow company sued the insureds for malicious prosecution. Find out what the 4th Appellate District Court of California had to say when the case went before it on the insureds’ motion to strike the complaint on the ground it constituted a strategic lawsuit against public participation.

 


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