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Anonymous wrote:BL and JB are both so messy. I’m embarrassed for them that this is all being fought so publicly. Neither of them come off as very sympathetic to me. They need to go do private mediation and take a break from the spotlight.
There is about 2 pages here of saving face for Bl by her team. First it was the accusations that they stood by. Then JB hit back with receipts. Now it’s, both sides were wrong and this shouldn’t be so public anymore (after that video yesterday). Let’s all be adults and take this privately now……….
JB has the right to defend himself. She and RR ruined his reputation. This was not SH.
Poor JB!
I have no interest in asserting "poor Blake" or anything here because it's possible she is lying or exaggerating and this is all about business or face saving for her.
But I think it's bizarre to claim confidently there was no harassment when you could not possibly know that and then position Baldoni as the victim. What if you're wrong?
If his podcast host who knows him pretty well, and the actors and crew he's worked on other movies with, have all decided to take a wait and see approach, it's weird that someone who never met any of these people and wasn't present when Amy if this happened would so confident.
Sure. I guess we will just disagree. Nothing that has been presented thus far by BL appears SH as alleged. She had the right to bring receipts also. She hasn’t, and now there is all of this hush-hush talk, let’s go behind closed doors and talk about this.
Sad.
Lively isn't saying "let's go behind closed doors." Her lawyers are saying they should have a normal discovery process and that evidence should be shown in court instead of leaked selectively to the media. They aren't suggesting it never comes out at all.
Interesting that she cares now about not leaking after initially leaking her legal complaint to the NYT.. Do as I say, not as I do.
I agree that was questionable too. But now both complaints with their competing narratives are out there, the correct thing from a legal standpoint would be to disclose evidence to each other via discovery and wait for a trial to make their case (if it gets that far).
The lawyer constantly leaking stuff to the press is going to piss off the judge. It's not just this footage, this dude is clearly playing games. Like sending a letter to the Marvel people about "Nicepool" alleging the character is "bullying" Baldoni. That's a totally meritless allegation (notice he didn't sue them, just sent a letter to studio heads and then, of course, leaked it to the press). It's going to get shut down.
You have zero idea what you’re talking about. It’s not “leaking” to publish information about your own case. There are narrow, rare circumstances where a judge can impose a gag order or seal a case; and they aren’t present here.
I could see a judge issuing a narrow gag order telling the parties to go through normal discovery in the case. They won't seal the case or attempt to gag the press.
I could also see the judge lecturing Baldoni's attorney about what he says in the press. It's one thing to release a piece of evidence, it's something else to go on TV and call Lively a liar, shameless, etc. Stylistically, it's unlikely to endear him to the judge. I get his goal is to try and get Lively to drop her suit but I think it might have the opposite effect -- it makes a settlement less likely because the more he trashes her in the press, the more she needs a trial to get her own story out and plead her case. The judge is going to encourage them to mediate and settle, and if Baldoni's attorney stands in the way of that, and Lively decides to proceed to trial, it could handicap Baldoni down the road when it comes to what gets admitted into evidence, jury selection, etc.