Blake Vigorous makes stunning new claims as Justin Baldoni feud catches fireplace
Blake Vigorous and Justin Baldoni authorized battle appears to catch fireplace because the actress made new claims.
The Gossip Woman alum and husband Ryan Reynolds’ lawyer appealed a gag order once more as they wrote a letter to Choose Lewis J. Liman, who’s supervising their case.
Legal professional Esra Hudson wrote on behalf of the couple as per Deadline, on Friday night demanded the restraint order to stop “extrajudicial statements” by Baldoni’s authorized group.
“Requiring counsel to heed the ethical rules that bind them is not a gag order; it is a mechanism that would ensure the proceedings in this Court are not prejudiced by counsel’s conduct outside of the courtroom,” wrote Hudson.
The letter went on to state that, “The Wayfarer Events are trying to attract a harmful false equivalence which will have profound penalties not only for this case, however for different ladies who’re sexually harassed within the office given the excessive profile of this matter.”
Vigorous’s lawyer additionally implied that Baldoni’s alleged smear marketing campaign towards her would possibly nonetheless be ongoing.
“Even more troubling, however, is that the retaliation campaign that Ms. Lively alleged in her Complaint, with substantial supporting documentation, includes highly destructive behind-the-scenes elements, including the regular engagement of [Baldoni’s crisis PR chief] Melissa Nathan with her vast tabloid media sources to influence a steady stream of negative media regarding Ms. Lively, as well as a sophisticated and ‘untraceable’ digital social media manipulation campaign designed to impact social media algorithms against Ms. Lively.”
“The Vigorous-Reynolds Events are knowledgeable and imagine that these efforts have continued unabated because the CRD Grievance was filed, and should have even been accelerated. The administration of justice on this case shall be severely compromised if this habits continues,’ concluded the four-page letter.