Justin Baldoni is doing legal actions against his former publicist Stephanie Jones, blaming her for generating the legal battle between him and Blake Lively.
Baldoni filed the lawsuit at the Federal Court of New York on March 21 against the founder of the public relations firm Jonesworks.
In your presentation, the It ends with us The director has accused Jones of violating the client’s confidentiality by sharing a private conversation that was then used as a central evidence in a separately animated demand presented against him.
“It is undeniable that Stephanie Jones began this catastrophic sequence of events by violating the most basic privacy rights, as well as any remaining confidence that her clients had,” said Baldoni’s lawyer Bryan Freedman, in a statement in a statement People’s magazine Regarding the recent complaint.
Recent demand is the sixth linked to It ends with us Production that began with Lively sunging Baldoni, producer Jamey Heath and Wayfarer Steve Sarowitz co -founder, alleging sexual harassment and a smear campaign launched to damage his reputation.
He New York Times He later said he had reviewed “thousands of text messages pages and emails that he obtained through a citation.”
Baldoni said Jones received his hands in text messages after seizing Abel’s phone when he informed Jones to start his own firm. Abel was told that Jonesworks would have reasons to sue if he did not allow Jones to access his personal laptop.
“Jones [had] He turned on Abel’s content to Lively and his team, without a summons, so that they could cut and cut their communications to build a false narrative about the source of Lively’s bad advertising, “said Baldoni’s complaint.
“When delivering these materials to Lively, Jones knew very well that the setback would be engulf not only to Abel, but also to his clients, Wayfarer and Baldoni. As a result of the malicious scheme of Jones, Abel’s life has become upside Daily flow of death threats and abuse, “the complaint, the complaint, the complaint.
It is pertinent to mention that Jones was the first to file a lawsuit against Baldoni and Abel in December.
Baldoni then responded to Lively and the New York Times By demanding them for defamation and defamation, respectively, in separate demands before counteracting Jones in March.
