The attorney for Justin Baldoni said on Tuesday that the on-set tensions and allegations of sexual harassment from Blake Lively against his client — "It Ends With Us" director and co-star Justin Baldoni — stemmed from the "unfortunate fact" that Lively did not read the book the film was based on.

The libel lawsuit accuses the Times of relying "almost entirely" on what it describes as "Lively's unverified and self-serving narrative."

Justin Baldoni's lawsuit alleges the N.Y. Times relied on co-star Blake Lively's 'self-serving narrative' and disregarded 'evidence that contradicted her claims.'

Justin Baldoni has yet to actually go after Blake Lively in court over her accusations of sexual harassment and an online smear campaign, but the It Ends With Us actress’ attorneys are rebuking the Jane the Virgin alum’s team over “more attacks” in the media.

Justin Baldoni filed a lawsuit against The New York Times over a story about Blake Lively. At the same time, Lively filed a lawsuit against him in New York.

Blake Lively‘s lawyers have once again come out and responded to Justin Baldoni‘s legal team, saying that the group and Baldoni are engaging in “blame the victim” tactics in his lawsuit. What did Blake Lively’s lawyers say?

Blake Lively was accused of using a journalist "as a pawn" in her legal back-and-forth with her co-star Justin Baldoni. The "It Ends With Us" star accused Baldoni of sexual harassment.

And yet, there has been little celebration around the movie as the dominate story coming out of it has been about the battle between co-star and producer Blake Lively and co-star and director Justin Baldoni,