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    Texas Rule 91a Motion to Dismiss

    Motion to dismiss under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 91a for causes of action that have no basis in law or fact. Includes the statutory framework, the 60-day filing window, and the fee-shifting provisions of Rule 91a.7.

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    Texas TCPA Motion to Dismiss

    Motion to dismiss under the Texas Citizens Participation Act (Civil Practice & Remedies Code Chapter 27). Covers the prima facie burden-shifting framework, the automatic discovery stay, and statutory fee-shifting under Section 27.009.

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    Texas Designation of Responsible Third Party

    Motion to designate a responsible third party under Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code Section 33.004. Allocates proportionate responsibility to parties not joined as defendants under the Chapter 33 framework.

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