The lawsuit against Jennifer Love Hewitt alleging breach of contract reads like a Hollywood treatment.
May 2, 2007 (Press Release) --
Hewitt, who stars on CBS' "Ghost Whisperer," "plays a young woman with the unique ability to talk to `earth bound spirits' who seek help in `resolving unfinished business with the living,'" it reads. "In real life, however, Love Hewitt is having troubles `resolving unfinished business with the living.'"
Handprint Entertainment LLC, Hewitt's former management firm, claims the 28-year-old actress has reneged on a 2002 oral agreement to pay a 10 percent commission on all deals negotiated during the company's tenure.
The contract should include earnings from "Ghost Whisperer," Handprint said in the complaint filed in Superior Court.
Hewitt's publicist, Sarah Fuller, referred all questions about the case to the actress' attorney Bob Wallerstein, who didn't immediately return a message left at his office.
Handprint said Hewitt acknowledged the agreement by paying 10 percent of her earnings from her first season on "Ghost Whisperer," even after replacing the management company.
Hewitt, star of the slasher flick "I Know What you Did Last Summer," "knows what she did last season," the complaint said.
The company is seeking at least $350,000 it says it is owed and any legal costs, according to the complaint.
Source: http://movies.yahoo.com
Handprint Entertainment LLC, Hewitt's former management firm, claims the 28-year-old actress has reneged on a 2002 oral agreement to pay a 10 percent commission on all deals negotiated during the company's tenure.
The contract should include earnings from "Ghost Whisperer," Handprint said in the complaint filed in Superior Court.
Hewitt's publicist, Sarah Fuller, referred all questions about the case to the actress' attorney Bob Wallerstein, who didn't immediately return a message left at his office.
Handprint said Hewitt acknowledged the agreement by paying 10 percent of her earnings from her first season on "Ghost Whisperer," even after replacing the management company.
Hewitt, star of the slasher flick "I Know What you Did Last Summer," "knows what she did last season," the complaint said.
The company is seeking at least $350,000 it says it is owed and any legal costs, according to the complaint.
Source: http://movies.yahoo.com
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