Justin Baldoni uses "Friends" writers' room case to defend against Blake Lively's harassment suit

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Blake Lively is suing director Justin Baldoni for alleged harassment, with Baldoni citing a past case involving the "Friends" writers' room to defend his actions. Baldoni's defense invokes a 2006 ruling that protected creative freedom in the "Friends" writers' room, arguing that some sexual commentary is inherent in making a sexually charged film. The lawsuit tests the boundaries between creative expression and workplace misconduct, potentially setting new standards for conduct on Hollywood sets.


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