Horizon 2 stunt performer Devyn LaBella’s lawsuit against Kevin Costner can proceed with a few stipulations.

On Thursday, October 16, a Los Angeles judge denied Costner, 70, and his legal team’s request to dismiss the entire lawsuit.

Previously, Costner’s attorney Marty Singer had sought to throw out the suit under California’s anti-SLAPP law, which is designed to protect free speech from frivolous litigation.

Costner, however, did receive some good news when a judge struck some of LaBella’s claims.

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According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, the judge threw out one of the 10 causes of action, including an alleged violation of the Bane Act, which is intended to combat hate crimes. The judge found that the

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