A suit by a community association and two taxpayers against two donors and the Foundation of the University of California at Los Angeles seeking to stop a commercial development project by the university has been found to violate the Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Policy (SLAPP) law in California, in part because there was no showing that the plaintiffs had a chance of winning on the merits. ( Save Westwood Village v. Luskin , Ct. of App., CA, Second Dist., Div. 2, 12/22/14. ) Meyer Luskin and his wife Renee had donated $40 million to the UCLA Foundation in 2010 to be regranted by the Foundation to UCLA in support of a new university conference center. Save Westwood Village and two...