Paris Hilton being sued for $35M

After wearing someone else's hair, Paris Hilton was sued Wednesday.
Hairtech International Inc., company that makes hair extensions insisted that the hotel heiress breached her contract to wear and promote their product when she wore the fake locks of a competitor in 2008.
The company is seeking $35 million for damages. The fraud and breach-of-contract suit cites the heiress' partying as contrary to Hairtech's marketing campaign.
The filing also includes Hilton failed to attend a  a launch party for the hair extension line because she was in jail in 2007. Hilton served 23 days in 2007 after she was caught driving twice on a suspended license while on probation for reckless driving.
Hilton's publicist Dawn Miller is not available to giveout comments and reactions.