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法律诉讼(针对公众参与的策略性诉讼)

2017年5月1日

Bob Hall - Water for the Citizens of Weed

状态: DISMISSED

提诉日期
2017年5月1日
日期准确度
年份和月份正确
Bob Hall
民事
男性
Water for the Citizens of Weed
受影响小区的领袖或成员
诉讼:SLAPPs
Lawyer for the claimant: White Brenner LLP
法律申索: 所有权声明
提诉方: Company
目标: Individual
申诉地点: 美国
事发地点: 美国
Roseburg Forest Products 美国 伐木和木材 企业回应
White Brenner LLP 美国 法律事务所 企业回应

Sources

In May 2017, nine people in Weed, California, including three former mayors, who voiced concerns about their community losing access to a spring water source were sued by the timber company Roseburg Forest Products. The lawsuit purported to seek resolution to ownership issues regarding the water source, yet none of the defendants named in the suit claimed to have the water supply's rights or title. In December 2017, the Superior Court dismissed Roseburg's lawsuit against the nine Weed residents under California's anti-SLAPP law, finding that the lawsuit was an attack on these citizens' constitutionally protected free speech rights. Roseburg Forest Products appealed this decision. In a settlement finalized in December 2019, Roseburg agreed to reimburse the defendants' legal fees and to drop its appeal of the court's decision. In 2020, Civil Liberties Defense Center filed a lawsuit in the Siskiyou County Superior Court of California, alleging that the Sacramento law firm Churchwell White LLP and two of its attorneys engaged in malicious and unlawful conduct by filing the initial lawsuit in May 2017. This lawsuit is ongoing.