In regards to the question about "other allegations" not having been made against Baldoni - as someone said somewhere in the thread (I forget who), just "follow the money".
Baldoni's partner in Wayfarer Studios is billionaire Steve Sarowitz, who according to
Forbes magazine, has pledged to spend as much as $100 million to "ruin" the lives of any accusers.
Later that evening, Lively alleges in a complaint leaked in mid-December and again in a lawsuit filed on New Year’s Eve, Sarowitz said to an unspecified audience “that he was prepared to spend $100 million to ruin the lives of Ms. Lively and her family.”
When asked to comment, Sarowitz’s lawyer Bryan Freedman confirmed that his client is prepared to spend whatever necessary to defend Baldoni, Wayfarer Studios and himself.
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Sarowitz certainly has the money to fund this fight. He is worth an estimated $2.5 billion, $1.8 billion of which is tied up in shares of the publicly traded software firm he ran as CEO until 2011 and on whose board he still sits, with $700 million in cash and other investments, based on Forbes’ estimates.
Justin Baldoni (left) and Steve Sarowitz (right) at the Aug. 6 NYC premiere of their Wayfarer Studios film, It Ends With Us. According to a lawsuit filed by the firm, Blake Lively had their team “quickly ushered away” after the pictures were taken and then “relegated to a separate theater” to view the movie. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images)
https://www.forbes.com.au/news/billi...ively-scandal/
What's absolutely bonkers here is that Sarowitz's lawyer is pretty much
admitting that this specific allegation is, essentially, true. Sarowitz is willing to spend as much as $100 million to "ruin the lives" of accusers like Ms. Lively and her family.
So, once again, following the money: why would any other person(s) who have been victims of any sexual harassment come forward with a formal accusation or lawsuit? They will immediately become the targets of this billionaire, and they will not be in any position to afford the kind of legal defense that would be required against someone who has admitted he would spend "$100 million" to "ruin" the lives of accusers?
If that's the kind of stuff Sarowitz is willing to admit publicly, can you imagine the kinds of things he might
possibly do that he wouldn't admit to publicly?
And even if he didn't do anything beyond funding a series of lawsuits designed to bankrupt any other potential accusers, well, that's still pretty much to scare the living daylights out of any other potential accusers there might be out there.