Justin Baldoni's lawyer Bryan Freedman clarified his comments calling Blake Lively a 'victim,' saying in a new podcast interview, 'I actually think that a lot of people are victims here.'

It’s the latest privacy-focused salvo in a case that’s been distinguished by big disclosures on both sides since day one, as Lively and Baldoni have waged a public war to seize control of the narrative surrounding them in the aftermath of allegations that Baldoni sexually harassed Lively on the film’s set,

As Baldoni’s representation, Freedman is pursuing both Lively and the New York Times in suits relating to Lively’s harassment claims that were filed in court and in public with the Times last December.