Andrea Constand, who reached a confidential settlement with Bill Cosby in 2006 over sexual assault allegations, has asked a federal court to dismiss the comedian’s breach of contract claims against Constand and her mother.
A motion to dismiss Cosby’s lawsuit against Andrea and Gianna Constand referred to the suit as “a thinly veiled attempt to intimidate witnesses against him.” The complaint was filed in February, one day before a hearing in Cosby’s criminal case, where Constand’s attorneys, Dolores Troiani and Bebe Kivitz, were called as witnesses for the prosecution.
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