Bryan Singer’s Lawyer Slams Sex Allegations in Detailed Response: We Have Proof My Client Was Not in Hawaii (Exclusive)

Marty Singer says accuser’s attorney, Jeff Herman, has demonstrated “reckless and outrageous conduct”

Bryan Singer attends the premiere of 'Jack The Giant Slayer' on February 26, 2013 in Hollywood (Getty Images)

“X-Men” director Bryan Singer‘s attorney is firing back at claims that his client molested Michael Egan in Hawaii nearly 15 years ago, which were alleged in a lawsuit filed in federal court last week.

Hollywood veteran lawyer Marty Singer provided TheWrap with the following detailed response to Egan attorney Jeff Herman’s suggestion Monday that Singer was trying to intimidate him and his client with a defamation countersuit, as well as details on why Singer claims Egan’s allegations were “fabricated.”

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Read Singer’s full response to the lawsuit’s claims:

I have represented Bryan Singer for 15 years.

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