Blake Lively's lawyer is burdening whether Taylor Swift will testify in the upcoming Justin Baldoni process

The lawyer of Blake Lively, Mike Gottlieb, has opened up who ends with her in the upcoming examination of his customer, which ends with the US Costar Justin Baldoni.

On Thursday, the actress's lawyer confirmed that his client, 37, was ready to speak in court in court.

In response to whether LIVELY will testify, Gottlieb confirmed that, as expected, she would be witness in her process.

“The ultimate moment for the history of a plaintiff is in court. We expect this to be the case here [with Lively]he said to the people. “Of course she will testify.”

In the middle of speculation that some of the closest friends of LIVELY, such as Taylor Swift and Hugh Jackman, could be charged, said Gottlieb, “It is completely unclear what demands or defense in this case are relevant in the case of one of these celebrities.”

'This is a case of what happened to Blake Lively when she raised claims for sexual harassment on the set. It is not a case of how songs were selected for the film. It is not a fictional Marvel characters in Deadpool films, ”he said.

Gottlieb continued: “You have to ask the question, why are these people in charge? Do you have an actual relevance for the present case? You can't just go through the lectures because you are famous and you think it will create a number of headlines. And the federal dishes do not tolerate this kind of behavior. '

At that time, he explained that it was uncertain whether LIVELY's husband, Ryan Reynolds, would testify, since he is currently called a accused in Baldoni's Vor suit.

The LIVELY team is working on receiving these claims.

Baldoni's lawyer Bryan Freedman put back on God's statements and accused him of trying to distract himself from the case.

“Although it is obviously uncomfortable for the lively parties, the truth is not a distraction,” Freedman said in a statement towards people. 'The truth was clearly shown by unprocessed receipts, documents and film material. More come. '

Freedman continued: “Blake was the one who brought her top -class friends into this situation without taking care of her own personal or public counter reaction. As the truth shows, she used her dragons to manipulate Justin at every turn. '

Freedman's last remark was an allusion to Lively's alleged text messages to Baldoni, in which she referred to Swift and Reynolds 'Dragons'.

In the alleged texts, she compared herself to Khaleesi from Game of Thrones and explained “her” dragons “for better or worse”, for which she is fighting.

With regard to Reynold's suspected misconduct, Freedman claimed: “Ryan's participation is very well documented and we continue to find an intentional misconduct. Was Disney in Ryan to use the shareholders in order to promote a personal resentment?

In December, LIVELY submitted an 80-page complaint for civil rights to the California Civil Rights Department before officially submitting a federal action a few weeks later.

In the same month, LIVELY BALDONI sued in the middle of claims for sexual harassment during the production of the film. In her complaint, the Gossip Girl Alumna Baldoni accused of sexually harassing her in a variety of ways – including bodies that sham them – and orchestrating a compression campaign to damage her reputation.

Baldoni and his representatives said in response to the lawsuit, which lively twisted the meaning of text messages and misled the public through their interactions while creating the film picture.

In her lawsuit, Lively appointed a number of Baldoni employees, including his Wayfarer Studios company, the CEO des Studios, and the PR staff Melissa Nathan and Jennifer Abel.

“I hope that my legal steps will help to withdraw the curtain for these dark retaliation to harm people who talk about misconduct, and help to protect others who may be targeted,” Lively told the New York Times the day after submitting the complaint.

Baldoni subsequently sued the newspaper in a defamation claim in a story of December 21, entitled “We can bury everyone”: in a Hollywood smear machine. The newspaper denied the allegations.

On January 16, a lawsuit of 400 million US dollars against Lively, Reynolds and her publicist Leslie Sloane submitted a lawsuit in which she slandered and blackmail. Baldoni told the court that the trio had invented him “false accusations for sexual harassment”.

Since LIVELY's complaint was submitted, Baldoni has a number of professional consequences, including a lawsuit by a former publicist. And to drop from the agency WME, which also repeats alive and Reynolds.

WME has denied the claim that Lively and Reynolds leaned on to them from their customer list, according to Variety.

The lawyers of both parties corresponded to a plan to tighten both federal cases into a federal case submitted in the future.

It ends with us, in which Jenny Slate, Hasan Minhaj, Brandon Sklenar and Kevin McKidd also came to cinemas and were a hit of the audience on August 9. According to Box Office Mojo, the film, which corresponds to the 2016 Colleen Hoover novel in 2016, earned 148 million US dollars at domestic box office and 350 million dollars worldwide.

LIVELY broke out with the film The Sisterhood of the Traveling Hosen from 2005 alongside Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel and America Ferrera. This led to her top-class role in the TV show Gossip Girl, in which she played the leading role from 2007-2012, and played lead figures Serena van der Woodsen.

She also performed in films such as The Town 2010, The Town, The Shallows, 2018, a simple favor and the rhythm department 2020.

Previously, Baldoni was best known to play the role of Rafael Solano on the TV show Jane the Virgin from 2014 to 2019. He also staged films such as 2019's Five Feet Apart and 2020's Clouds and wrote the 2021 book Man Goem, who tackled the misunderstandings of contemporary masculinity.