Washington
(ANI):
Hollywood
star
Teri
Hatcher
has
finally
come
out
of
her
shell
and
spoken
against
the
lawsuit
filed
against
her.
The
42-year-old
was
sued
by
Hydroderm,
a
skin-care
company
for
breach-of-contract
for
wrongfully
promoting
another"s
firm.
In
response
to
the
2.8
million
dollar
lawsuit,
the
actress
in
her
legal
response
stated
that
she
had
“done
absolutely
nothing
wrong" in
her
endorsement
deal
with
company.
"Contrary
to
the
wild
and
unsupportable
allegations
of
[Hydroderm],
Ms
Hatcher
has
not
entered
into
agreements
with
any
other
cosmetic
or
skincare
companies," People
quoted
Hatcher,
as
stating
in
her
legal
response.
Hatcher
argues
that
Hydroderm
has
recently
gone
through
two
ownership
and
management
changes,
and
"failed
to
move
the
endorsement
program
forward
due
to
its
own
corporate
paralysis."
According
to
the
complaint,
which
was
filed
in
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court,
the
actress
had
made
a
deal
with
Hydroderm
in
November
2005
to
advertise
the
benefits
of
the
company's
line
of
aging
antidotes.
Then,
despite
their
contract's
no-competition
clause,
Hatcher
got
on
board
with
City
Cosmetics
as
well.
The
company
claimed
that
Hatcher
had
signed
an
agreement
with
City
Cosmetics
beforehand,
and
Hydroderm
wouldn't
have
entertained
her
as
a
celebrity
sponsor
if
it
had
known
about
the
deal.