Court of Appeals rules in favor of woman sued over negative online review
The case was dismissed under Colorado's Anti-SLAPP law, which was enacted in 2019 to protect individuals from retaliatory lawsuits against those speaking out on public issues.
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The case was dismissed under Colorado's Anti-SLAPP law, which was enacted in 2019 to protect individuals from retaliatory lawsuits against those speaking out on public issues.
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The house eventually sold for $580,000 to a couple flipping houses and was back on the market a few months later for $875,000.
When does "freedom of speech" cross the line? A Colorado Springs business says a woman left a "defamatory" review on Facebook. Meanwhile, the woman says her review is honest feedback. The case has resulted in a lawsuit that is now headed to the Colorado Court of Appeals.