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    Justin Baldoni reicht 250-Millionen-Dollar-Klage gegen die New York Times wegen der Geschichte von Blake Lively ein: Sie stützte sich auf ihre „eigennützige Erzählung“


    Justin Baldoni reicht 250-Millionen-Dollar-Klage gegen die New York Times wegen der Geschichte von Blake Lively ein: Sie stützte sich auf ihre „eigennützige Erzählung“

    https://variety.com/2024/film/news/justin-baldoni-sues-new-york-times-blake-lively-allegations-story-1236263099/

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    1. mcfw31 on

      > “The Times story relied almost entirely on Lively’s unverified and self-serving narrative, lifting it nearly verbatim while disregarding an abundance of evidence that contradicted her claims and exposed her true motives,” the suit says.

      > “Notably, Lively chose not to file a lawsuit against Baldoni, Wayfarer, or any of the Plaintiffs — a choice that spared her from the scrutiny of the discovery process, including answering questions under oath and producing her communications. This decision was no accident,” the complaint says.

    4. yurtyyurty on

      well let’s see what the courts have to say! both parties are innocent until proven guilty. this case has shown how you really can’t trust anything you read these days.

    5. Potential_Guidance63 on

      so suing new york times for reporting on *checks notes* the news? now i’m no lawyer but how is he gonna prove that this new york times article costed him 250 million? it’s not like he’s this well known, prestige actor. i know he doesn’t make that much. reeks of desperation lol.

    6. AlmightyKira on

      This is a quote I found interesting – this is physical proof that can corroborate one side or the other, depending on who’s lying

      “It’s a list of 30 items that were allegedly agreed upon during a January meeting that included Baldoni, Heath, Lively and Reynolds and a Sony executive. But today’s lawsuit claims that “no such document was ever presented to Baldoni, the Wayfarer team, or, to their knowledge, anyone else — whether during that meeting or at any other time — and therefore, could not have been agreed to.”

    7. dkromd30 on

      Can’t wait to see the “abundance of evidence” – cause Blake and her lawyers have already brought receipts.

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