Currier v. Chow
Plaintiff decided to go into business together, and formed two corporations for that purpose. Their efforts quickly came to naught, ending in acrimony, the bankruptcy of one of the corporations, and extensive litigation in state and federal courts. This, the fourth of the cases, was filed by Currier and the surviving corporation against Chow (and his wife) and certain attorneys who had been involved in the prior litigations. The Chows and the attorneys filed separate motions to strike Curriers complaint pursuant to the anti-SLAPP statute (Code Civ. Proc., 425.16). The trial court granted both motions, and Currier and the corporation appeal. Our independent review leads to the same conclusion as the trial courtthat Currier and the corporation have no probability of prevailing on their claims. Court thus affirm.
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