Justin Baldoni’s Attorney Plans To Sue Blake Lively & Release Texts

In a latest interview, Freedman shared plans to launch receipts of textual content messages between his consumer and Full of life amid the latter’s sexual harassment lawsuit towards Baldoni.

Freedman’s feedback come three days after Baldoni filed a lawsuit towards The New York Occasions, which revealed a report about Full of life’s allegations towards her costar.

In the course of the interview, Freedman was requested if there was a coordinated smear marketing campaign to deliver down Full of life, and he responded, “100% No.”

When requested if he had plans to sue the actress, Freedman replied, “Completely.”

The lawyer additionally revealed plans to disclose textual content messages between Full of life and Baldoni.

He mentioned, “We plan to launch each single textual content message between the 2 of them. We wish the reality to be on the market. We wish the paperwork to be on the market. We wish folks to make their dedication based mostly on receipts.”

Freedman advised E! News in an announcement that the tabloid “cowered to the needs and whims of two highly effective ‘untouchable’ Hollywood elites, disregarding journalistic practices and ethics as soon as befitting of the revered publication through the use of doctored and manipulated texts and deliberately omitting texts which dispute their chosen PR narrative.”

In Baldoni’s lawsuit towards the New York Occasions, which was filed in Los Angeles Superior Courtroom, he said that the outlet didn’t “actually evaluate the hundreds of personal communications it claimed to have obtained.”

Baldoni argued that if the tabloid had reviewed the communications appropriately, “its reporters would have seen incontrovertible proof that it was Full of life, not Plaintiffs, who engaged in a calculated smear marketing campaign.”

The “It Ends with Us” director additionally argued that the newspaper made “false, outrageous and deliberately salacious” allegations when it revealed Full of life’s grievance.

A part of Baldoni’s lawsuit, which E! News obtained, reads, “This lawsuit seeks to carry the Occasions accountable for its position on this defamation marketing campaign, however plaintiffs aren’t completed. There are different unhealthy actors concerned, and make no mistake—this won’t be the final lawsuit.”

On January 1, The New York Occasions responded to Baldoni’s lawsuit towards them.

The outlet revealed plans to “vigorously defend towards the lawsuit.”

It added, “The position of an impartial information group is to comply with the info the place they lead. Our story was meticulously and responsibly reported.”

The publication additionally mentioned its story was “based mostly on a evaluate of hundreds of pages of unique paperwork together with textual content messages and emails,” which had been quoted “precisely and at size within the article.”

When Full of life filed her preliminary lawsuit towards Baldoni, she did so with the California Civil Rights Division.

The lawsuit listed the defendants as Baldoni, his manufacturing firm Wayfarer, publicist Jennifer Abel, colleague Jamey Heath, and “disaster administration specialist” Melissa Nathan, amongst others.

On December 31, Full of life filed a proper lawsuit towards the listed defendants within the Southern District of New York.

The actress’s attorneys additionally spoke to E! Information in response to Baldoni’s lawsuit towards the New York Occasions.

Their assertion reads, “Nothing on this [Baldoni’s] lawsuit adjustments something concerning the claims superior in Ms. Full of life’s California Civil Rights Division Criticism, nor her federal grievance, filed earlier immediately.”

The assertion continued, “Whereas we won’t litigate this matter within the press, we do encourage folks to learn Ms. Full of life’s grievance in its entirety. We look ahead to addressing every and everybody of Wayfarer’s allegations in courtroom.”

Full of life filed her unique grievance towards Baldoni earlier in December, claiming that he sexually harassed her on set.

Full of life additionally claimed that Baldoni employed a PR group to wreck her public popularity.

Nevertheless, Baldoni, via his lawyer, Freedman, denied Lively’s allegations and described her lawsuit as “false, outrageous and deliberately salacious,” and aimed toward fixing “her detrimental popularity.”