Justin Baldonilawyer for Bryan Freedman banished again to Blake LivelyAnswer to the director’s $400 million lawsuit.

“After my client filed a comprehensive case filled with nearly 200 pages of undisputed facts and documentary evidence that disproved their claims of a malicious campaign by providing medical information. The New York Times“Blake and his legal team have one bad piece left, and they’re going to repeat the terrible sex crimes against Baldoni,” Freedman said. Deadline in the letter of Saturday, January 18.

Baldoni, 40, sued Lively, 37, earlier this weekseeking $400 million in damages. In the reservation obtained by UsBaldoni’s legal team said that Lively “decided to make Baldoni the real villain in her history” to cover up her alleged “tone-deaf” promotion for their film. End With Us.

Baldoni directed and starred in the 2024 adaptation of Colleen Hoover‘s novel about an abusive relationship. Lily Bloom who is well portrayed on screen and acted as an executive producer. Baldoni played Lily’s husband, Ryle Kincaid.

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Justin Baldoni is leaning on his loved ones in his battle with Blake Lively. “We are happy to be with this family, man,” Baldoni, 40, told photographers on Friday, January 17, at Los Angeles International Airport in a video obtained by TMZ. “We have amazing friends and family and faith.” Baldoni shares daughter Maiya, (…)

A few months later the film premiered in August 2024, Lively he accused Baldoni of insulting him and promote “hostile workplaces.” He said in his December 2024 trial that Baldoni tried to coordinate a campaign to destroy his reputation. (Freedman, on behalf of Baldoni, denied the allegations at the time.)

As soon as Baldoni arrested Lively last week – she also mentioned her husband, Ryan Reynoldsand their group of announcers in the suit – he denied the charges.

“This recent case from Justin Baldoni, Wayfarer Studios and their partners is another chapter in the abuse game book. This is an old story: A woman speaks with real evidence of rape and revenge and the abuser tries to turn the tables on the victim,” Lively’s lawyers said Us in a sentence. “This is what the experts call DARVO. Denial. Attack. Restitution to the Victim. Wayfarer has chosen to use his co-founder’s multi-billion dollar fortune to spread information on social media, launch frivolous lawsuits, and threaten lawsuits to get people to understand that what they are doing is revenge for rape. .”

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Update: 1/7/24, 12 pm ET – Bryan Freedman, Justin Baldoni’s attorney, released the following statement in response to Lively’s team: “It’s unfortunate that Blake Lively is suing Justin Baldoni for using media tools that his team planned. of the conspiracy by sending highly redacted documents to the New York Times (…)

The advertisers named in the suit also filed a statement.

“It is unfortunate that we are being forced to respond to these self-serving lawsuits that are so blatantly false in the midst of the problems that have occurred in California where we live,” he said. Us they read. “Five months ago Ms. Lively chose to promote a film about domestic violence in a way that made people feel less vulnerable to her highly publicized actions. Instead of accepting the responsibility, he decided to accuse us harshly. This heinous attack on civilians by Ms. Lively and their team how they chose to spoon feed The New York Times and well-rehearsed, out-of-context texting and edited texting in an attempt to portray oneself as a victim has led to many incidents that have been extremely harmful. “

The message continued, “To be clear, Ms. Lively and her team launched this vile social media campaign with the sole purpose of garnering sympathy from the wrong people for her wrongdoings. Over the past month we have received death threats, vile abuse and anti-semitic slurs directed at us for thinking to use us as scapegoats to promote his movie in which he made millions of dollars they have the weapons, the fear, and the money to destroy, intimidate and torture those who stand in their way.”

Meanwhile, Baldoni has been only thinking about his family depending on the situation.

“We are grateful to be with this family, man,” she told photographers at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday, January 17. “We have wonderful friends and family and faith.”

Baldoni shares daughter Maiya, 9, and son Maxwell, 7, with his wife, Emily Baldoni.