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Lively demands the privacy of texts with other celebrities

On Thursday, Meryl Conantski claimed: “There is a considerable probability of irreparable damage if marginal conversations with top -class people were to be incorrectly false in the event of the wrong hands”, during a hearing before the Federal Court in Manhattan.

The lawyer continued: “There are 100 million reasons for these parties to left information, since the PR value is greater than compliance with the orders of the court.” The lawyer also applied for the category “Only for the eyes of the lawyer” for sensitive information such as the above texts or the medical documents of the Gossip Girl Alum.

In response to it, Bryan Freedman, who represented Baldoni, assured the court that he fully agreed to protect LIVELY's medical documents and emphasized that his team had “no intention” to violate the order of the court in relation to their confidentiality. He added that Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds' Plan, “Prominent People” and “People who are powerful in the industry in the industry, would treat differently, as reported on page Six.

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Baldoni's lawyers insure the privacy of third -party providers

Freedman claimed that Baldoni's legal team had “made great efforts in order not to mention third parties” and added: “I think the model order protects everyone.” He concluded: “We should not be put into a position in which we are those who have to run to court every time the lawyer only protects his eyes. My client has the right to defend himself”, as reported on page six.

Judge Lewis J. Liman did not make a decision on the case on Thursday, but said that the court is “strong in terms of the protection of the public's rights”, with a final decision.