The 38-year-old star posted a response to the ruling on her Instagram Stories on Friday and also hit out at the "online abuse" she has faced amid the bitter legal dispute that dates back to the making of the 2024 movie.
Along with Blake's sexual harassment claims, Judge Lewis Liman also dismissed fat-shaming allegations that the Gossip Girl star had made against Baldoni.
However, Lively can still proceed with claims of retaliation, aiding and abetting retaliation and breach of contract at a civil trial that will begin in New York on May 18.
Lively wrote: "I'm grateful for the Court's ruling which allows the heart of my case to be presented to a jury next month, and for the ability to finally tell my story in full at trial, for my own sake, but also for those who don't have the same opportunity to... many of whom I have known and loved deeply in my life, and the countless I'll never know."
The Age of Adaline star explained that it was an "unfathomably painful" decision to file the lawsuit against Baldoni, 42, and urged the public not to be "distracted by the digital soap opera" surrounding the case.
Lively said: "The last thing I wanted in my life was a lawsuit, but I brought this case because of the pervasive RETALIATION I faced, and continue to, for privately and professionally asking for a safe working environment for myself and others.
"I hope the Court's decision shows others that, as unfathomably painful as it is, you can speak up."
Lively concluded by vowing to keep fighting and thanked those who had expressed their support.
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