Some folks litigate TCPA suits professionally and calmly.
Then there’s Anton Ewing.
He’s a tough fella to litigate against–which I suppose he’d tell you is the point. He doesn’t want to be called and he wants to make people pay when they call him. Again, I suspect that’s what he’d say.
What the courts have recently said is a bit less flattering:
Regardless, he has found another party that is apparently also dedicated to fighting with needless aggressionand the court is not at all impressed.
In Ewing v. Freedom Forever, 2024 WL 3894044 (S.D. Cal Aug. 21, 2024) the court weighed several motions, including a motion to dismiss a counterclaim for breach of settlement agreement, aa motion to strike and a motion for sanctions.
At issue was the validity of a counterclaim against Ewing for breach of a settlement agreement arising from an earlier suit. Defendant claimed Ewing violated the agreement’s nondisparagement clause…
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