A Lot of People Are Victims

Justin Baldoni's Lawyer Clarifies Why He Called Blake Lively a 'Victim': 'A Lot of People Are Victims Here'
Justin Baldoni's lawyer Bryan Freedman clarified his comments calling Blake Lively a 'victim,' saying in a new podcast interview, 'I actually think that a lot of people are victims here.'
Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni judge clamps down on confidential material and acknowledges 'gossip' could spread
In new court documents, Judge Lewis Liman responded to Blake Lively's "attorney's eyes only" (AEO) request for evidence in her ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.
Justin Baldoni’s Lawyer Says “a Lot of People Are Victims”
As Baldoni’s representation, Freedman is pursuing both Lively and the New York Times in suits relating to Lively’s harassment claims that were filed in court and in public with the Times last December.
Justin Baldoni Was Not 'Happy' About Blake Lively Being 'Negatively Criticized' Before Lawsuits, Says Lawyer
Justin Baldoni's attorney Bryan Freedman said in a podcast interview that Baldoni 'wasn't happy' that 'It Ends With Us' faced negative attention upon its release in August 2024. 'The last thing he wanted to see was anything online that would somehow criticize the movie,
Blake Lively granted protective order for 'sensitive' information in Justin Baldoni case
A judge will allow Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal teams to confidentially share materials with sensitive information to protect all parties.
Justin Baldoni’s Lawyer Grilled on Blake Lively in Contentious Interview
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni’s lawyer Bryan Freedman was grilled over the pair’s dueling lawsuits at length in a new interview on Matt Belloni’s The Town podcast Thursday, during which the host suggested he was “spreading unflattering information about Blake Lively” in their “s--t show” of a case,
Judge grants Blake Lively further protections in lawsuit against It Ends With Us co-star Justin Baldoni
The judge overseeing Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal battle granted much of Lively's request for an expanded protective order that aims to prevent some information, such as medical records and trade secrets related to future business projects,
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Justin Baldoni’s Baha’i Religion That Allegedly Played a Part in Blake Lively Legal Drama, Explained
Director Justin Baldoni’s religious beliefs are reportedly ... Baldoni, 41, is a member of the Baha’i faith, a religion founded in the 19th century that focuses on the unity of humanity ...
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Blake Lively Was Allegedly 'Alarmed' by Justin Baldoni's Baha'i Religion
However, a separate source claimed that the influence of Baldoni's religion during production had the opposite effect. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's Alleged Feud and Lawsuits Explained ...
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Justin Baldoni accused of imposing Baha'i religious beliefs on It Ends With Us set amid Blake Lively lawsuit
Justin Baldoni has been accused of imposing his Baha ... and Lively – poked fun at the way Baldoni allegedly mixed his religion with his professional duties. In the story, it wryly notes that ...
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Justin Baldoni’s Baha’i Religion Played Role in ‘It Ends With Us’ Drama With Blake Lively: Report
Justin Baldoni’s religious beliefs allegedly played ... which tells the origin story of the religion. According to THR, Baldoni’s parents both converted to Baha’i — which focuses on ...
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What Does Justin Baldoni’s “Toxic Positivity” Even Mean: Blake Lively Drama Takes the Wildest Turn With Ex-employee’s Allegations
Justin Baldoni faces workplace toxicity claims amid legal feud with Blake Lively, while Deadpool & Wolverine allegedly mocks ...
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Justin Baldoni’s Leap of Faith
Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively on the set of It ... to piece together if and how this religion might have inadvertently contributed to the situation. Baldoni — whose Irish Catholic father ...
3 days before Justin Baldoni sued The New York Times, someone paid $120 to boost content about an emoji integral to the suit
The payment's timing suggests the client knew nonpublic information about the emoji's significance in the lawsuit.