Director and actor Justin Baldoni has not proven that the star of the film has left if you want to blame him for stimulating for defaming purposes.
The New York court has denied the upcoming actor and director Justin Baldoni against actress Blake Liville, who filed $ 400 million after being accused of sexual harassment. The BBC reported it.
On Monday, June 9, Judge Lewis Liman ruled that the evidence provided by Baldoni’s side confirmed any of his two accusations: neither of Laivli’s illegal influence on the film’s advance, nor about the defamation.
The court decided to:
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The actress’ threats, allegedly forcing Baldoni to provide the project, are not considered oppressors, but rather with strict, but acceptable negotiations.
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The lawsuit has not proven that life directly distributes false allegations of harassment, except for those recorded in its official claims.
The court also denied another Baldoni claim – $ 250 million against the New York Times, where he claimed the publication was “relying exclusively on Lylyuvi.” However, the judge noted that the newspaper had no motive to intentionally maintain its position, and Baldoni was inadequate legal evidence.
The actor has the right to change part of the lawsuit on the contract intervention, and submit the document until June 23. So far, he has not commented on the public in the situation.
Meanwhile, Blake Laiva, on her Instagram, wrote that “strongly determined to continue to defend every woman’s right to have a vote to protect herself.”
The actress also filed a request for recalling two points of her claim against Baldoni -in particular, about the intentional and careless collapse of emotional suffering.
Earlier it was reported that Justin Baldoni filed a lawsuit against $ 400 million against starring star Blake Liville and Ryan Reynolds.
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