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Offit Kurman’s Kimberly Lau Quoted in New York Magazine’s Vulture on Lively-Baldoni Lawsuit
Offit Kurman Chair of the Title IX and Education Practice Group, Kimberly Lau, was quoted in Vulture, an entertainment and culture vertical of New York magazine, in a recent article, "How the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Legal Drama Ends, to Us."
The article breaks down the escalating legal dispute between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, involving allegations of defamation, workplace misconduct, and reputational damage. Kimberly Lau provided legal commentary on the potential outcomes of the case, emphasizing the influence of celebrity status on public perception and legal proceedings.
“Who does the jury believe more — Ms. Lively or Mr. Baldoni? The case will come down to a heavily scrutinized credibility determination by the jury,” Kimberly stated in the article. She highlighted the pivotal role of public and legal transparency, noting how the conduct of legal counsel and the popularity of the parties could shape public and juror opinions.
To read the full article, visit New York’s standalone pop culture section, Vulture.
