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Media targeted by dozens of SLAPPs in 2024, new analysis finds - Editor and Publisher

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By Stephen Solomon
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Thursday, November 20, 2025 9:25 am Our initial findings make clear what observers have long suspected: the media are a significant target of potentially frivolous or malicious litigation designed to chill speech and stifle scrutiny.” Courts dismissed dozens of strategic lawsuits against public participation targeting media in 2024, finds a new analysis from New York University’s First Amendment Watch.
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Law Change Relating To Trusts Owning Residential Property

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By Stephen Solomon, Matthew Bilmes
| Mondaq
If you have a trust that holds your principal residence, be aware that since 2017, the law has changed regarding a trust's eligibility to claim the principal residence exemption. Since this legislative change, fewer types of trusts are eligible than before. More specifically, for a trust to qualify, the beneficiaries of the trust must be restricted to you and your spouse, a disabled child or minor children of a deceased parent.
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Caseload insights: trends from the UPC’s first year

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By Stephen Solomon
| Lexology Verified
The UPC continues to publish monthly reports on the caseload of the courts, providing a valuable insight into the activity of the UPC divisions. A year into proceedings before the UPC, we take the opportunity to review the statistics concerning cases lodged at the UPC to analyse any trends or insights showing the story so far of how the UPC is being utilised.
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