Justin Baldoni’s attorney, Bryan Freedman, previously represented a man who sued the director over his “Five Feet Apart” script. According to newly surfaced court docs obtained by Page Six ...

But the name Five Feet Apart and overarching plot weren't the only similarities that Flores alleged in the documents. He also accused Baldoni of stealing more specific plot elements, characters ...

Freedman's client, Travis Flores, sued Baldoni and other defendants in September 2021 claiming the actor's 2019 directorial debut, Five Feet Apart, ripped off Flores' own tear-jerking romance ...

As it turned out, Baldoni’s film — which became titled Five Feet Apart — would copy numerous elements of Three Feet Distance.' Ultimately, as reported by Bloomberg Law, the copyright ...

He hired the guy who sued him before. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Baldoni hired Bryan Freedman, a lawyer Variety has ...

In March 2022, Bloomberg Law reported that a copyright infringement lawsuit over Five Feet Apart was dismissed by a federal court in Los Angeles.

In March 2022, Bloomberg Law reported that a copyright infringement lawsuit over Five Feet Apart was dismissed by a federal court in Los Angeles. Us Weekly has reached out to Freedman for comment.