'Without a Trace' Star Sued for Nose Thumbing
Roselyn Sanchez is being sued for allegedly stiffing her former management company out of some serious "Without a Trace" commission checks -- but this bitter, bitter lawsuit doesn't seem to be about the money.
In the papers, filed today in L.A. County Superior Court, The Collective Management Group claims, "Sanchez decided to disregard her contractual obligation and thumb her nose at the people who built her career."
Sanchez fired the company in 2008, but the long story short -- CMG claims Sanchez still owes them $137,628 in back payment from when they got her on the show -- plus an additional $31.5k for work on a movie called "Yellow."
A rep for Sanchez tells us, "When it became clear that The Collective was not capable of fulfilling its promises and adding value to my career, I terminated them. They were fully paid under the terms of my agreement for the time they represented me. It is shameful that The Collective has made false allegations and claimed fees that they are not entitled to and have not earned."
