Justin Baldoni’s lawyers say Blake Lively is not “FBI” in new documents

Justin BaldoniThe lawyers killed Blake Lively“The legal team because they are looking for phone records in the middle of their ongoing legal drama.

According to court documents obtained Us every weekThe letter was sent to the judge on Friday, February 14 Mitchell Schuster, who represents the Baldoni, 41, and its production company Wayfarer Studios.

In paperwork, Schuster killed Lively’s legal team to summon more to mobile phones that were looking for call documentation or text messages “belonging to each of the Wayfarer sides” and “different individuals without parties”. Schuster claimed that Lively’s lawyers demanded “call protocols, text protocols, data protocols and cell location information”.

“It is difficult to overestimate how these pre -summons are truly wide, invasive and atypical.” These are civil lawsuits, not prosecution and the living parties are not the FBI, ”he read the letter. “However, summoning is looking for not only the complete history of the call and text of each of the goals for several years (regardless of the sender, recipient or subject), but also in the same period of real -time location and real -time data in real time and data in Real time protocols that reflect the history of the web browsing. ”

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Schuster claimed that this step “grossly” exceeds the “range of permissible discovery”. While the Baldoni team has no objections to the use of third -party discovery tools, they advocate that they are done “legally permissible”.

“The Wayfarer parties are deeply concerned about the living parties to intimidate third parties about providing information about our clients (and various non-stings) far beyond (or even legal) in civil dispute, including marital communications, medical information, The legal representative, the legal representative -Client Communications and the location information in real time, among others, ”wrote Schuster. “The summons represent the obvious abuse of the discovery process, and if it is allowed to stand, determine the precedent, which – once their bluster dispersed – we are sure that a representative of living parties will not be prepared to accept the scope of discovering into private information and communication of their clients. ”

Baldoni’s legal team claimed that they “Knowing” with the side of Livela Despite the summons, but the parties were not “unable to resolve the dispute”. Schuster asked the judge to consider a “highly sensitive” matter, because some “cell providers have already indicated that they intend to observe the summons”.

Live, 37 years and Baldoni legal battle started after a pair played in the film 2024 It ends with us. In December 2024, Lively filed a lawsuit against Baldoni and accused him of sexual harassment, emotional anxiety and more. Baldoni denied the accusation and filed a slander for $ 400 million against Livela, her husband, Ryan Reynoldsand her journalist Leslie Sloane.

Our on Friday confirmed that the team Lively had Main the phone records Baldoni, film producer Jamey Heath and Wayfarer Studios’ Steve Sarowitz in an effort to find evidence of a campaign against the actress.

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“Telephone records belonging to all individual defendants will exhibit a full network of individuals involved in the campaign against Mrs. Livela,” said Lively’s representative. “Such records will provide critical and irrefutable evidence not only about who, but also about when, where and how their retaliation plan has joined and worked.”

Baldoni’s lawyer, Bryan Freedman, told us in response that “summons are a common part of a lawsuit”.

“What is extraordinary is what live parties are looking for.” They apply for each individual call, text, data protocol, and even location information in real time in the last 2.5 years, regardless of the sender, recipient or subject, ”he continued. “This massive fishing expedition shows that they are desperately looking for any factual foundation for their demonstrably false claims. No one can find. ”