Justin Baldoni has launched a website with documents and text messages linked to his legal dispute with Blake Lively, are his It ends with us Co star, just a few days before the first hearing of the case.
In December Lively Baldoni sued, who also directed the film, caused sexual harassment and her “serious emotional need”. Baldoni, who denied the accusations, was then dropped by his agency after the allegations have arisen.
Earlier this month Baldoni Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds for $ 400 million (£ 321 million) for trying to “destroy” his reputation and career.
The website, published Saturday (1 February), called legal expression info, so far contains two documents that have already been submitted before the court. The first is Baldoni’s $ 400 million counter -shop against Lively and Reynolds. The second is one ‘Timeline of relevant events”Related to the feud and the production of the film.
In documents, the Baldoni team claims that the New York Times Had access to the complaint from Lively Civil Rights, 11 days before they published their long report on Balodoni’s alleged smear campaign on December 21. His team also claims that the metadata in the play shows that they were already working on the story on 31 December. Variety Reports that the Times in the complaint has disputed “inaccuracies”.
In a statement given to the Daily mailBaldoni’s lawyer, Bryan Freedman, said: “The decision to change our lawsuit was a logical next step due to the overwhelming number of new proof that has come to light.”
“This new evidence confirms what we knew all the time that Mrs. Lively and her entire team worked for months for purely egoistic reasons to destroy reputations by a complex web of lies, false accusations and the manipulation of illegally received communication,” added Freedman , “added Freedman,”.
“The constant public interest in this case online has ironically shed light on the unmistakable facts that relate to The New York Times And how heavy Mrs Lively and her representatives were not only deeply involved in the attempt to beat and smearing Mr Baldoni, Wayfarer Studios and their teams, but that they initiated it themselves. “
In response, a spokesperson for the New York Times said, “The legal files of Baldoni/Wayfarer are full of inaccuracies about the New York Times, including the fake, for example, that the Times had early access to the statement.” Mr. Baldoni’s lawyers base their incorrect claim on reports by Amateur internet frameworks, who are not surprisingly wrong. The problem: that date is generated by Google Software and is not related to the date on which the Times has received it. “
Earlier this week Lively and Reynolds reportedly asked a judge Baldoni’s rejection of lawsuit Against them. The lawyers of the couple submitted a message on Thursday stating that they will try to reject Baldoni’s court case. This is in accordance with the order of Judge Lewis Liman, which describes how the case will work.
On Thursday (January 30), the Baldoni team said that they would like to make Lively Statement as quickly as possible, but claimed that her representatives indicated that they do not want his lawyer, Bryan Freedman, to make the statement because of “not -specificated Statements made by Mr. Freedman ”.
The judge said earlier this week that he will probably combine the lawsuits for the trial.
CNN reports that neither Baldoni nor Lively is expected to be present for Monday’s hearing. A test date for the dispute has been established for March 2026.