Modern Family beauty Sofia Vergara's boyfriend Nick Loeb is asking for more than $50,000 from the city of Los Angeles in a new lawsuit, RadarOnline.com has learned, in which he says the city failed in its’ responsibility to maintain safe roads.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the Florida politician-turned-LA businessman was involved in the accident on August 23, 2010 after his car careened off a cliff near Beverly Glen Blvd. in Bel Air.

Discovery Talent Services, LLC has filed a $3 million lawsuit against two of the stars of the hit show Deadliest Catch for allegedly failing to follow through with an agreement to film a spin-off, RadarOnline.com has confirmed.

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According to the Hollywood Reporter, Johnathan and Andy Hillstrand were supposed to shoot a one-time special called Hillstranded, documenting the team’s various adventures in Alaska.

Two weeks of principal photography was allegedly shot in June but much remained left to film.

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According to the report, the lawsuit alleges the Hillstrand defendants determined that they would reverse course, dishonor their promises, and refuse to render the services necessary to complete Hillstranded.

Discovery claims the Hillstrand’s failure to complete the work caused production on the new show to remain incomplete. The company also claims that the show has suffered substantial losses as a result.

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A spokesperson for Andy Hillstrand tells RadarOnline.com that she is aware of the lawsuit but that her client “has no comment at this time.”

The Hillstrands starred in the last five seasons of Deadliest Catch, one of Discovery’s most popular shows on any of its affiliated networks.

As if it wasn’t bad enough that Spencer Pratt tried (unsuccessfully) to crash The Hills Live After Party bash at The Roosevelt Hollywood , the former reality star now claims he’s suing the legendary hotel.

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Pratt lashed out at the Roosevelt’s general manager, claiming he let the valet service give his car to a stranger after he paid them to keep it safe.

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“Roosevelt Hotel gave my car keys to a stranger at 2 a.m. with NO valet slip after I had given the valet $200 to keep it safe,” Pratt tweeted. “See them in court. General manager of Roosevelt Hollywood hotel you will soon be fired when the owner reads the case I have against your hotel.”

When contacted by RadarOnline.com, The Roosevelt declined to comment.

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Spencer announced last week that he was moving into the Roosevelt after suddenly finding himself with nowhere to live (his rooms were cancelled due to overbooking per Pratt). However, many speculated that the move was a stunt meant to get him into The Hills Series Finale Party, which was held at the hotel.

For the bash, Pratt donned a wig and sunglasses and dressed as an old man to try and sneak in unrecognized. Security eventually escorted him from the premises.