In an amended version of her filing in New York federal court, Lively claims she has corroboration of her original claims, with other women allegedly willing to be called as witnesses against Baldoni in court.
Baldoni’s lawyer Bryan Freedman responded to the subpoenas, telling US Weekly that while “subpoenas are an ordinary part of the litigation,” it’s the extent of what Lively’s lawyers are seeking that is “extraordinary.”.
Days before the first court hearing on the case, Baldoni’s team launched a website containing two legal documents about the dispute with Lively.
Black Lively has claimed she was not the only woman Justin Baldoni made uncomfortable on the set of It Ends With Us.
In December, Lively sued Baldoni, who co-starred and directed in the film, for sexual harassment and causing her “severe emotional distress”.
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