Bradshaw v. Alpha Packaging, Inc.

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• holding that the TCPA allows a court to waive the motion filing deadline where \good cause\ exists
• holding that lawyer’s statements were not commercial speech because they were aimed at the City of Galveston, which was plaintiff’s potential business partner not the lawyer’s
• holding that by mentioning the timeliness of appeal, the trial court impliedly ruled that there was good cause for defendant’s failure to file his motion on time as required under the TCPA
• noting that an appellate court reviews de novo a trial court's determination of whether the TCPA applied
• recognizing attorney right to petition on behalf of clients and also attorney right to freedom of speech on behalf of clients in applying Texas anti-SLAPP law
• explaining that under the Restatement (Second

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