Justin Baldoni’s recent decision with the website and changed the trial against Blake Lively drew the attention of Johnny Depp’s lawyer, Benjamin Chew.
Chew, who represented Depp in his defamation file against Amber Heard, was recently frank on the new Baldoni move in an exchange with Law and crimecalling it an “aggressive” and “very impressive” approach.
“Usually you would not do something like that before a hearing … This is a new approach, a daring approach,” he said in response to the Baldoni legal team that launches a website with A calendar of events and a modified legal complaint.
Chew added that the Baldoni team, led by showbiz lawyer, Bryan Freedman, seems to be walking on a thin line, but undoubtedly “was cautious” before launching the website.
“The publication of a plea does not seem to me to be out of the limits. These are pleadings presented in the public archives,” he told The Outlet.
“Whenever you enter the work or plea coins, so I think it is close to the line.”
Chew said the biggest challenge for both parties would ultimately be convincing a jury to worry about his client.
“A challenge we had, and I think the other side had – but they really have it in this case – is to convince a lay jury why they should worry about a dispute between two very powerful actors, Successful and attractive, “he said.
Another source also clarified all deceptive speculation about Baldoni’s intention with the website.
“It is important to emphasize that no one monetizes. Dailymail.com.
“It is far from being a provocation. In fact, it is even more evidence that Justin and his team intend to be continuously transparent.”
The disorderly battle between Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds with Baldoni also promoted a severe response from a Manhattan Federal Court on Monday.
“If it turns out that this ends up being argued in the press in a way that would argue the opportunity of a fair trial … One of the court tools is to speed up the date of the trial “Warned Judge Lewis Liman on Monday on Monday on Monday.
Going earlier than the date of the trial, currently scheduled for March 2026, would give the two parties less time for the discovery and construction of their cases.
The Battle of the Tribunal initially started by the animated life accusing it It ends with us The director and Costar Baldoni of sexual harassment and extortion, to which he retaliated with a trial of $ 400 million, alleging defamation.
The director also continued the New York Times separately, accusing them of defamation.
