A timeline of Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal battle

In The New York Times In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs allege that Baldoni, Heath, other producers and Sony's representative went to Lively and Reynolds' New York penthouse on Jan. 4 to discuss resuming filming the next day.

“Instead, they were blindsided by Lively and Reynolds, who presented a list of grievances that were both anticipated and troubling,” the lawsuit adds. “Reynolds launched into a tirade, berating Baldoni in what Baldoni later described as a 'traumatic' encounter, stating that he had 'never heard anything like that in his life'.”

E! News reached out to Reynolds' rep for comment but did not receive a response. While the plaintiffs called The New York Times» report “false and defamatory”, the media maintains its information, affirming that the article was “reported in a meticulous and responsible manner”.

It ends with us premiered in August, and Lively's filings state that “the film was a resounding success.” However, she alleges in both complaints that Baldoni and his associates at Wayfarer engaged in a “digital retaliation campaign” over her concern about the alleged misconduct on set.

In The New York Times In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs denied accusations of a retaliatory campaign and allege “that it was Lively, not the plaintiffs, who engaged in a calculated smear campaign.”

In The New York Times In the article, the actress denied broadcasting or broadcasting any negative information about Baldoni or his company Wayfarer.

To learn more about the timeline of the lawsuits and what Lively and Baldoni's lawyers said, keep reading.