Harco alleges Wayfarer failed to disclose prior complaints of sexual harassment during the film’s pre-production and production — a potential breach of policy terms.
“We’ve been paying for the defense… We are entitled to be reimbursed,” the complaint states.
Hollywood Power Struggle Heads to Court
This tangled web of lawsuits, denials, and counterclaims is set to culminate in a major courtroom showdown.
Baldoni’s own $400 million lawsuit against Lively, Ryan Reynolds, the New York Times, and others was dismissed in June, leaving his team increasingly reliant on insurance recovery to fund their ongoing defense.
Judge Lewis Liman is scheduled to preside over the core claims in the case between Lively and Baldoni on March 9, 2026, in an East Coast federal courtroom. Whether the new insurance claims will be resolved by then remains uncertain.
As of now, representatives for Baldoni, Wayfarer, New York Marine, and Lively’s legal team have all declined to comment on the ongoing litigation.
