Illinois SB1181 creates the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, protecting individuals from liability for certain communications related to.
Illinois SB1181, known as the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, safeguards individuals from liability in civil actions based on their communications in governmental proceedings, on issues under governmental review, or exercising constitutional rights on public matters. The Act applies to civil actions filed after its effective date, except for those against governmental units or employees acting in official capacities. It allows for a special motion to expedite relief, enabling the dismissal or striking of a cause of action if the moving party meets specific criteria.
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