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Taylor Swift In the ongoing legal battle between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.
The popular superstar could be ousted in Lively’s sexual assault lawsuit against Baldoni, but only if she was “forced.”
The “bad blood” singer “disagrees” according to a letter to Judge Lewis Leman of Fox News Digital on September 12. The letter also states that her team “has always stuck with my clients [Swift] There is no material effect in this action. ”
The letter said that if the singer is “forced to fall into deposition”, she will earn time in the week on October 20 if the parties can resolve their dispute.
According to Variety, Justin Baldoni’s legal team said in court documents that Taylor Swift had agreed to the testimony. (Getty Image)
“We have no role in these disputes,” the letter said.
Baldoni’s legal team submitted a letter on September 11 saying Swift had agreed to sit down for deposition between October 20 and October 25. Diversity.
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Taylor Swift’s testimony “disagrees”, based on a letter from Judge Lewis Liman obtained on September 12 to Fox News Digital. (Getty Image)
On the same day Lively lawyer A letter was submitted on Wayfarer Studios after the company asked for an extension of the discovery schedule to sell Swift.
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“In this latest effort, Wayfarer defendant asserted that – despite no evidence, Ms. Swift was said to have ‘consent’ to sit down sometime between October 20 and 25 to perform the deposition (three weeks after the facts were discovered),” Live’s attorney Michael Gottlieb wrote in the application. “However, even if someone expresses their representation in an unimpeded way, they have no good reason to establish a relief they ask for.”
Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively star in “End With Us.” (Getty Image)
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Representatives for Swift and Baldoni did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
