Don Imus may have settled with former employer CBS, and he may even hit the airwaves again, but his legal troubles are far from over.

A player on the Rutgers women?s basketball team filed a lawsuit against Imus Tuesday. Kia Vaughn filed the suit for slander and character defamation against Imus, his former co-host Bernard McGuirk, CBS radio and MSNBC.

?It basically attributes criminal actions to her, it also attributes a certain lack of character in terms of her being unchaste, in terms of her being a loose woman so to speak,? Vaughn?s attorney, Richard Ancowitz, said.

Ancowitz said concerns about how future employers and a future boyfriend might perceive her are what motivated Vaughn to file the suit. Ancowitz adds more lawsuits from other players may soon follow.

For an extended interview with attorney Richard Ancowitz, go to channel 612 on your iO digital cable box and select iO extra.

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