Nick Soltman was recently quoted in Gene Maddaus’s Variety article “Appeals Court Says Film Investor’s Suit Targets Free Speech.” In the article, Nick discusses the case of Ojjeh v. Brown, and how its ruling, which expands what is considered “speech” for anti-SLAPP purposes, could impact future investor fraud lawsuits.
“Could this be a new arrow in the quiver of defendants?” asked Nick. “You’d really be foolish not to at least try.”
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