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their bombshell Hollywood court battle.Manhattan federal judge Lewis Liman instructed lawyers for both Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds and for Baldoni not to make “extrajudicial statements” that could sway potential jurors in advance of a March 2026 trial.“You’ve got a lot in front of the court that gives, I think, the public plenty to feast upon,” Liman said at the end of the first court hearing in the dueling litigation fight over alleged harassment on the set of “It Ends With Us.”He noted that he wanted to avoid the case devolving into “satellite litigation involving the statements of a lawyer.”The agreement came after Baldoni’s lawyer, Bryan Freedman, admitted that his squabble with Lively’s lawyer Michael Gottlieb over what each side has said to the media was childish.“Not to sound like a four-year-old fighting a four-year-old with ‘They started it,’ but in these kinds of cases, once someone says something it becomes fact: There’s no way to fight against it,” Freedman said.But he still insisted: “This was not started by us, your honor.”Lively, 37, sued Baldoni, 41 — who’s also her co-star and director of last year’s “It Ends With Us” — for $250 million, claiming he sexually harassed her while filming and launched a smear campaign when she spoke out about her alleged treatment.

Justin Baldoni‘s attorney can say about his legal fight with Blake Lively, but warned he may move up the March 2026 trial date if the press battle continues. Judge Lewis J. Liman presided over the first hearing in the sprawling litigation between the two “It Ends With Us” co-stars in federal court in New York.

a new website with an amended version of his $400 million lawsuit against the couple, as well as a document that outlines the timeline of events before and after the movie’s filming. Baldoni filed both the amended complaint and the timeline document in court.In the filed timeline, Baldoni claimed that Lively, 37, and Reynolds, 48, tried to force him into taking the blame for the “troubled production” of “It Ends With Us” and the negative press that Lively dealt with while she promoted the flick.Lively and Reynolds allegedly wrote the draft statement in August 2024, the same month the movie came out, after they were “furious” with Baldoni and his production company, Wayfarer Studios, “for positioning them as promoting the Film as a ‘Barbie film’ while elevating Baldoni to speak on the more serious messaging.”The alleged draft statement said, “IT ENDS WITH US was a troubled production which we take full accountability for.

Well, this is inneresting…

Justin Baldoni has revealed two pages of handwritten notes he claims he took when he allegedly met with the It Ends with Us intimacy coordinator in April of 2023, a month before filming began on the film.

a new website over the weekend with alleged unseen texts between himself and his co-star Blake Lively, who is suing him for sexual harassment, and her husband Ryan Reynolds.The site, titled “Lawsuit Info,” links to an amended version of his $400 million lawsuit against Lively, 37, Reynolds, 48, and their publicist Leslie Sloane. Reynolds is accusing the trio of defamation and extortion.Baldoni’s website also links to a 168-page document outlining the timeline of events before and after the filming of “It Ends With Us,” which he filed in court as an exhibit to his amended complaint.The 168-page court filing includes never-before-seen texts and emails that Baldoni allegedly exchanged with Lively and Reynolds who, according to Baldoni, streamrolled him during the making of the movie.One of the messages between Baldoni and Lively from April 2023 shows them discussing a rewrite for the film’s iconic rooftop scene.

Justin Baldoni‘s newly published website about his legal battle with Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds included an alleged statement that the couple wanted Justin to release amid backlash aimed at the actress on the It Ends With Us press tour.

The New York Times is hitting back at Justin Baldoni over claims in his amended lawsuit.

Justin Baldoni is making some changes to his lawsuit against Blake Lively.

Justin Baldoni‘s legal team responded to one of Blake Lively‘s requests before their upcoming first day in court.

It Ends With Us stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has taken a new twist, with a text from Lively to Baldoni showing the Gossip Girl star comparing herself to Daenerys Targaryen from Game Of Thrones.In a report by Daily Mail, texts submitted as part of Baldoni’s lawsuit against Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds show her making the comparison in the aftermath of a dispute over a rooftop scene in the film.It read: “If you ever get around to watching Game Of Thrones, you’ll appreciate that I’m Khaleesi, and like her, I happen to have a few dragons. For better or worse, but usually for better.

Last week, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds’ lawyers proclaimed they wanted Bryan Freedman disciplined by the courts for the attorney’s “extrajudicial statements” in the media against the actress for his client Justin Baldoni in the multiple lawsuits battle between the It Ends With Us co-stars. Now, along with that proposed protective order against Freedman, the power couple’s attorneys want to make sure the Century City litigator won’t be taking a deposition from their client in Lively’s New Year’s Eve lawsuit against Baldoni for sexual harassment and retaliation.  

Justin Baldoni’s defamation lawsuit, informing a federal judge of the decision on Thursday, reported Variety.Lively, 37, sued Baldoni, 41 — who’s also her co-star and director of “It Ends With Us” — for $250 million, claiming he sexually harassed her while filming and launched a smear campaign when she spoke out about her alleged treatment. Baldoni denied her accusations.He and his publicists countered Lively for $400 million, alleging she defamed them.

William Earl Blake Lively and husband Ryan Reynolds told a federal judge Thursday that they will seek to dismiss Justin Baldoni‘s defamation lawsuit. Attorneys for the two sides are due in court Monday for the first hearing on the megafeud between the two “It Ends With Us” co-stars. Lively has accused Baldoni, who was also the film’s director, of sexually harassing her on set, and then retaliating with a smear campaign when she dared to speak up about it.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are taking the latest legal action against Justin Baldoni amid their extended legal battle.

Look away, romance novel fans. Just… look away.

Insiders close to Justin Baldoni revealed that his career has taken a hit amid his legal battle with Blake Lively.

It Ends With Us co-star Blake Lively has emerged online, in the midst of a legal battle between the two.Lively sued Baldoni last month, accusing him of “inappropriate and unwelcome behaviour” and claiming he was trying to “destroy” her reputation. Baldoni has denied all accusations and countersued January 16, including Lively’s husband Ryan Reynolds and publicist Leslie Sloane in the suit.His filing claims to have come about due to an “overwhelming amount of untampered evidence detailing Blake Lively and her team’s duplicitous attempt to destroy Justin Baldoni, his team and their respective companies”.In December, Baldoni sued The New York Times, which reported Lively’s allegations.

Justin Baldoni‘s lawyer Bryan Freedman is defending their decision to release ALL communications between the It Ends With Us director and Blake Lively.

A huge question that has been circulating ever since Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively‘s legal battle has come to light has been if their court case will be televised.

“It Ends With Us” legal dispute.The court date for the case was scheduled by Judge Lewis J. Liman in a legal order filed on Monday, according to court documents obtained by The Post.Lively, 37, and Baldoni, 41, are suing each other in federal court in New York. Lively filed a $250 million lawsuit against Baldoni last month, alleging sexual harassment and a smear campaign.