On August 8, 2025, Judge Lewis J. Liman ruled in favor of Blake Lively, striking a 292-page deposition transcript from the record for serving no legitimate purpose in the litigation. The judge emphasized that court filings must focus on legal matters, not public relations, and warned against disrespectful language in future submissions. Continue reading Judge Strikes Blake Lively Deposition Filing, Calls Out PR Tactics
Blake Lively’s legal team filed a motion seeking sanctions against attorney Bryan Freedman, alleging he violated a court gag order by publicly discrediting Lively through media appearances. The motion cites multiple instances of Freedman’s statements undermining the integrity of the judicial process and aims to hold him accountable for his alleged misconduct, potentially reshaping the trial’s dynamics. Continue reading Blake Lively Seeks Sanctions: Attorney Bryan Freedman Accused of Violating Gag Order, Weaponizing Media in Defamation Suit
In Lively v. Wayfarer Studios, Blake Lively’s team filed a motion accusing the defendants of obstructing discovery, particularly regarding crucial communications and evidence related to her termination. The motion alleges misuse of privilege and encourages sanctions, arguing for transparency ahead of trial while exposing a pattern of legal evasion and strategic misconduct. Continue reading The Pressure Mounts: Blake Lively Moves to Compel Discovery in Explosive Legal Showdown Against Wayfarer Studios
Leslie Sloane’s firm filed a motion against Wayfarer Studios after a defamation lawsuit dismissed claims against her. Sloane accuses them of using the court to distract from misconduct, alleging false accusations related to Blake Lively. Her motion seeks legal fees under New York’s Anti-SLAPP law, challenging misuse of defamation for PR purposes. Continue reading When the PR War Backfires: Leslie Sloane Files Devastating Anti-SLAPP Motion in Blake Lively Lawsuit
Blake Lively achieved a procedural victory with the court’s dismissal of the lawsuit by Justin Baldoni and the Wayfarer Parties, freeing her from discovery, depositions, or trial obligations. The judge did not find any misconduct against Lively, preserving her potential for attorneys’ fees or sanctions and reinforcing her narrative’s relevance in the case. Continue reading What Was Good for Blake Lively in This Ruling
Justin Baldoni’s counterclaims against Blake Lively were dismissed, but the ruling provides strategic benefits. The court avoided immediate sanctions and detailed Baldoni’s narrative, which could aid his case. He can amend specific claims, providing leverage. However, pending sanctions could complicate his position, making the outcome uncertain. Baldoni’s next steps are critical. Continue reading Justin Baldoni’s Legal Setback Isn’t a Total Loss—Here’s Why That Matters
The Guardian’s coverage of the Lively-Baldoni legal dispute exemplifies a contradiction in journalism, where publications critique media exploitation yet participate in it. By focusing on sensationalism over substance, they amplify misogyny while neglecting genuine abuse allegations. Genuine media accountability requires prioritizing the misconduct rather than the spectacle created around it. Continue reading The Spectacle Machine: How Quality Media Fuels the Misogyny It Claims to Critique
Jennifer Abel, facing Blake Lively’s lawsuit, denied any involvement in a smear campaign against Lively. However, revealed text messages show Abel conspired with a PR consultant to undermine Lively’s reputation through digital manipulation. This unethical conduct could lead to perjury charges and raises questions about the overall integrity of Wayfarer Studios. Continue reading Jennifer Abel’s Legal Lies: How a PR Executive Helped Orchestrate a Smear Campaign, Then Denied It Under Oath
Despite filing high-profile claims in two jurisdictions, the Wayfarer team has produced zero evidence that Leslie Sloane ever defamed anyone. Their own exhibits disprove their story. Continue reading Wayfarer’s Defamation Case Against Sloane Lacks Evidence, Faces Contradictions
Megyn Kelly criticized Blake Lively’s inclusion in the TIME 100 list, labeling it a publicity stunt tied to a “fake #MeToo situation.” Their controversy stems from Lively’s legal battle with director Justin Baldoni over alleged misconduct during “It Ends With Us.” This ongoing clash raises questions about the impact of public denouncements on legitimate allegations. Continue reading Is Kelly Exploiting the #MeToo Movement?
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