Henry v. Lake Charles American Press, L.L.C.

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• holding that ALJ properly considered claimant’s reported daily activities, such as walking dog and cleaning house, in support of RFC finding for light work
• holding that denial of Anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss satisfies the third requirement of the collateral order doctrine because its purpose is to “provide[ ] a right not to stand trial”
• holding that denial of Anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss satisfies the third requirement of the collateral order doctrine because its purpose is to “provide[] a right not to stand trial”
• holding that interlocutory appeal of denial of anti-SLAPP dismissal under Louisiana law permitted
• concluding that order denying anti-SLAPP motion is immediately reviewable collateral final order
• noting that purpose of Anti-SLAPP special motions is “distinct from [the purpose] of the underlying suit”

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