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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Regarding the NYT piece on Lively, Twohey sent out requests for comments the evening before publication with plans to publish the following afternoon. I can't remember if it was 24 hours notice or more like 18. Abel responded with a statement from Freedman, saying it covered all the Wayfarer defendants. Twohey wrote back to clarify "including Jed Wallace." Abel confirmed yes, including Jed Wallace. Then in the early morning the next day, Freedman leaked the CRD and the story itself to TMZ and a host of other tabloids, with a *different* statement than the one he'd provided the NYT, and the internet went wild on it. At no point did Freedman or any of the Wayfarer parties request more time to respond to the NYT. So yes, the NYT had no choice but to publish early before the news cycle completed. Freedman manufactured that situation by leaking and providing a comment to the tabloids. And then he turned around and argued the NYT offered Wayfarer inadequate time to respond. Sorry, but no. It's a transparent game. Wayfarer not only had enough time to review the allegations (which they already knew about and were expecting) and provide a comment, but also had enough time for Freedman to orchestrate an attempted PR end run around the NYT piece before it published. I am very over people complaining the NYT didn't give Wayfarer enough time to respond. Yes they did.[/quote] Yes, I agree with this 💯. It’s just posturing by Freedman while the whole time he was leaking to TMZ etc. He’s more of a PR rep than a lawyer. [/quote]
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