Blake Lively’s Lawsuit TWIST: Was the Subpoena Even Valid? | Ron Zambrano Joins A2L

Is Blake Lively’s $400 million lawsuit unraveling? A new report just dropped a bombshell, raising serious questions about whether the subpoena at the heart of this case was even valid. Is this about justice—or a strategic smokescreen?

- Did Baldoni just catch a legal break?
- What does the new article reveal about the subpoena’s shaky foundation?
- And how does this all affect Ryan Reynolds, the PR teams, and the broader Me Too implications?

We’re joined by Ron Zambrano, employment and entertainment lawyer, to break down what this means for the lawsuit in addition to whether California’s Civil Code Section 47.1 is being misapplied—or misunderstood.

To learn more about Ron and his firm, visit their page here: https://westcoastemploymentlawyers.com/testimonials/

Read some of Ron's accomplishments below:
- $4.25M verdict last week against Soulja Boy
- The harassment case by the dancers against Lizzo: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/lizzo-dancers-weight-shamed-pressured-touch-nude-performer-lawsuit-rcna95161
- The harassment case by the photographer against Megan the Stallion: https://www.vibe.com/news/entertainment/photographer-megan-thee-stallion-throwing-tv-remote-head-1234968738/
- The wrongful termination and disability discrimination case by the live-in handyman against Kanye from his Malibu home: https://fortune.com/2023/09/18/kanye-west-lawsuit-employee-tony-saxon/

We’re real lawyers reacting in real time, breaking it all down for the Jury Pool. Come join us—this is one twist you don’t want to miss.

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