Shepard v. Schurz Communications, Inc.

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• explaining that the Trial Rule 56(C) summary-judgment standard applies to motions to dismiss filed pursuant to the anti-SLAPP statute
• acknowledging a conflict between the burden of proof in the Anti-SLAPP statute and Trial Rule 56 and concluding that the conflict must be resolved in favor of the statute
• acknowledging a conflict between the burden of proof in the Anti-SLAPP statute and Trial Rule 56 and concluding that the conflict must be resolved in favor of the statute
• “We may affirm the grant of summary judgment upon any basis argued by the parties and supported by the record.”

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