The court rejected Justin Baldoni’s defamation suit against Blake Liveli; Rules are legally protected claims of his harassment.
On Monday, a judge threw the defamation of $ 400 million of Justin Baldoni against Blake Liveli and Ryan Rrenolds, saying that Livali’s sexual harassment allegations were legally preserved and cannot be challenged in court.Judge Lewis J. Liman dismissed Justin Baldoni’s $ 400 million trial – which included defamation, forced recovery, and more claims – it was the most legally baseless. However, the court allowed Baldony to amend and refine limited claims related to alleged intervention with contracts.Black Liveli’s legal team celebrated the court’s verdict, “the total victory and a full vengeance” not only for the vibrant, but also nominated for those who described them as “an anti -counter sucis”, including Ryan Ryan Renalds, Leslie Slon and New York Times. Labeling the $ 400 million suit as a “sham”, the lawyers said that the court “seen correctly through it.” He said that now they are planning to involve punitive damage “fees, triple disadvantages of lawyers, and punitive damage against Justin Baldoni, co-founders and other parties.,Blake Liveli has filed a federal case against Justin Baldony, accusing him of sexual harassment and vengeance. She alleges that Baldoni and its producers end with us, which pointed to a smear campaign against him after raising concerns about the film’s set position on the set.Justin Baldoni filed a defamation suit against New York Times, Black Liveli, Ryan Ryanolds and his campaigner, claiming that he conspired to ruin his career by spreading false allegations against him.In his Monday’s judgment, Judge Louis J Liman found that the original allegations were funded with the California Civil Rights Department and later shared with the New York Times – preserved under the privilege of litigation, a legal safety that molds such claims from defamation cases.Judge Liman also ruled that New York Times was preserved by the “Fair Report” privilege, which protects media outlets from defamation claims while accurately reporting on legal proceedings.
