Apr 25, 2026 · 21 min · 17 segments
In this episode, Theresa Concepcion, Esq. breaks down the mountains of unnecessary evidence being given to the judge for review, including NEVER WITH TEETH and the “Khaleesi text.” Theresa also talks…
Well, in the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni litigation, both sides seem to have enough snacks to open a convenience store because on Friday, the judge in this case said that he wanted both parties to spend the weekend putting together binders for him of the hundreds of exhibits that they want him to look at because according to the judge, both parties have asked for him to rule on the admissibility of hundreds of exhibits before trial.
Judge Lyman, the judge in this case, must be so tired because this man went to Harvard and Yale and has spent the year, you know, dealing with things like Never With Teeth and Ryan Reynolds' text message to Justin Baldoni about his perineum, and just silly things that normal people would never have the money to litigate is what's being litigated right now.
Yours truly is planning to attend, and the reason I've been noting that I am admitted to the Southern District of New York is because if you are admitted in the Southern District, you are allowed to keep your phone when you go into that federal courthouse.
If you are not admitted, like anybody else, you have to check your phone at security.
But during breaks, I can track down, you know, an attorney conference room that the courthouse makes available and either do a quick audio like this and upload it to the podcast, do a quick video to upload as TikTok so that at least I'm giving folks behind-the-scenes, real-time updates on the trial.
Well, in the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni litigation, both sides seem to have enough snacks to open a convenience store because on Friday, the judge in this case said that he wanted both parties to spend the weekend putting together binders for him of the hundreds of exhibits that they want him to look at because according to the judge, both parties have asked for him to rule on the admissibility of hundreds of exhibits before trial.
Judge Lyman, the judge in this case, must be so tired because this man went to Harvard and Yale and has spent the year, you know, dealing with things like Never With Teeth and Ryan Reynolds' text message to Justin Baldoni about his perineum, and just silly things that normal people would never have the money to litigate is what's being litigated right now.
Yours truly is planning to attend, and the reason I've been noting that I am admitted to the Southern District of New York is because if you are admitted in the Southern District, you are allowed to keep your phone when you go into that federal courthouse.
If you are not admitted, like anybody else, you have to check your phone at security.
But during breaks, I can track down, you know, an attorney conference room that the courthouse makes available and either do a quick audio like this and upload it to the podcast, do a quick video to upload as TikTok so that at least I'm giving folks behind-the-scenes, real-time updates on the trial.
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