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Ryan Paulsen

Ontario, Pembroke
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Husband, dad, lawyer, etymology podcaster (@lexitecture), photographer, writer, ex-journalist, law/poli nerd & would-be world traveler. He/him. 🇨🇦🇰🇷
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Ninth Circuit Eliminates Right of Immediate Appeal from Denials of California Anti-SLAPP Motions | JD Supra

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By Ryan Paulsen
| JD Supra
Gopher Media, LLC v. Melone, No. 24-2626 (9th Cir. Oct. 9, 2025) (en banc) Sitting en banc, the Ninth Circuit overturned prior precedent and held that denial of an anti-SLAPP motion under California law cannot be reviewed on immediate appeal under the collateral order doctrine. The court did not address its longstanding approval of such motions in federal court.
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Texas Supreme Court Term Preview — Key Business Cases - The Texas Lawbook

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By Ben Mesches, Ryan Paulsen
| The Texas Lawbook Verified
The Supreme Court of Texas has completed its first week of oral arguments of the 2024-25 term. Here is a preview of key business cases currently on the Court’s argument docket. Business Courts In an opinion issued before the first argument of the term, the Texas Supreme Court held in In re Dallas County that the newly created Fifteenth Court of Appeals satisfies geographic, jurisdictional and judicial appointment requirements under the Texas Constitution.
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Texas Supreme Court Provides Important Guidance on the Attorney-Client Privilege

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By Jason Jordan, Ryan Paulsen
| The Texas Lawbook Verified
Last week, the United States Supreme Court and Texas Supreme Court issued several high-profile opinions as they cleared the dockets from last year’s terms. With so many rulings issued at once, it could be easy to miss an opinion from the Texas Supreme Court with important practical implications for the attorney-client privilege under Texas law — in particular, the scope of protection for communications by a “lawyer’s representative.” In University of Texas System v.
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