Marisa Tomei sued over leak in her NYC building

Marisa Tomei

Actress Marisa Tomei attends the premiere of 'The Ides of March' at the Ziegfeld Theater on October 5, 2011 in New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
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Posted: 02/03/2012

NEW YORK - A lawsuit claims a leak from Marisa Tomei's New York City apartment has damaged the homes of two downstairs neighbors, including director John Waters.

The neighbors' insurance companies filed the suit this week in a Manhattan court. The suit says the "My Cousin Vinny" actress' "negligence" caused a September 2010 leak that left more than $128,000 in damage at the building in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.

Waters says in an email the case is a standard insurance claim completely out of his hands. The "Hairspray" director says there's no animosity between him and Tomei.

The insurers' lawyer and representatives for the Academy Award-winning actress haven't responded to messages left Thursday seeking comment.

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