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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Wiley finds that the trial court properly denied special anti-SLAPP motions on most of a condo resident's defamation claims against his neighbors. The neighbors' emails furthered a personal dispute and did not contribute to a discussion of public issues. They were not sent to the general public, but were confrontational attempts at shaming the condo resident. And homeowners' association debates usually involve private issues, and are not per se connected to public issues. Affirmed.
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