Blake Lively’s changed complaints claim that Justin Baldoni made others on set ‘uncomfortable’

Blake lively submitted a changed version of her complaint in ongoing legal battle with Justin Baldoni.

The 163-page archiving landed in the New York Federal Court late on Tuesday, February 18, as the actress, 37, updated his trial, originally submitted on December 31, against her It ends with us Costar Baldoni and others.

According to her lawyers Esra Hudson and Mike Gottlieb, this version gives “Significant further evidence and confirmation of her original claims” and “includes previously unveiled communication” involving Lively, Sony, Wayfarer Studios and “Many other witnesses.”

Hudson and Gottlieb added that the changed complaint “also added a new claim for slander”, which they claim is “based on the repeated false statements that the defendants have made about MS Lively since she submitted her original complaint and adds Jed Wallace and Hans company that respondents. “(Wallace suits separately lively and has denied To be part of all the batter campaigns.)

At one point in the amended complaint, lively’s Lawyers Write that baldoni and the other defandants’ “False narrative crums under the indisputable truth” that lively “was not Alone in Complaining About Mr. Baldoni and Raised Her Concerns Contemp Not in connection with Someone imagined power play for control of the movie 2024. ”

A spokesman for Lively says that the changed complaint “describes the confirmation that backs up Blake’s original sexual harassment and retaliation problems.” Spokesman claims that it shows that “other women trusted Blake about their discomfort and fear of emerging and their concerns about the current public vitriolet.”

Lawyers for Baldoni did not immediately respond to people’s request for comment.

On January 31, Baldoni, 41, changed his own calculator to Lively, Ryan Reynolds, their publicist and New York TimesLike he Published on a website for his followers to access His court applications.

Lively and Baldoni’s case is currently sat to go to trial in March 2026. Lawyers for both sides recently Obtained mediation.

In the discovery process, Lively’s lawyers said last week that they Issued moods for Baldoni’s telephone postsAs they feel “will reveal people, tactics and methods that have worked to” destroy “and” bury “(lively’s) reputation and family over the past year.”

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In response, Baldoni’s lawyers claimed that the mood is too vast and referred to them as a “massive fishing ecsion” It shows that her lawyers “desperately seek any actual basis for their likely false claims,” ​​and add, “they will find none.”

At a hearing before the trial earlier in February, the US district judge Lewis J. Liman warned both parties not to seal their suits through the media And that he could determine an earlier trial date if the PR battle continues.