Justin Baldoni Case: Judge Grants New York Times in defamation case amid legal victory.

The New York Times won a legal victory in the ongoing defamation trial on Tuesday (March 4), with US director Justin Baldoni.
According to the documents obtained by E! News, United States District Judge Lewis J Liman ruled in favor of the New York Times filing, temporarily stopping information and exchange of documents, while the court reviews its proposal that rejects the case. The judge said that the publication is likely to be successful on its speed qualification to dismiss “enough base” and “a strong show.”
Baldoni’s legal team argued that the search against NYT in search against NYT would not be “voluntary and cumbersome” against NYT. However, Judge Liman denied the claim, saying that “the burden of search is not measured only by the number of pages.” The court also noted that NYT filed its resolution to dismiss the service within 21 days of service and intends to resolve the case immediately after receiving all legal submissions.
In response to the ruling, a representative for publication appreciated the court’s verdict, stating, “We today appreciate the court’s verdict, which recognizes the important first amendment values ​​at stake here.” The court has stopped Mr. Baldoni from time to time with the search requests in a case, which should never be brought, ”as reported by E!

Baldoni originally filed a defamation suit of $ 250 million against the New York Times on the New Year’s Eve, alleging that the publication collaborated an article on an article on an article on an article with actress Blake, which was on an article about her alleged experience on the set. In February, she filed a $ 400 million suit, including her husband Ryan Reynolds and her pracharaks as defendants.