Los Angeles ? A nurse who was sued by TV producer Aaron Spelling last year for allegedly violating a confidentiality agreement has filed a lawsuit claiming he sexually harassed her.

Charlene Richards claims Spelling, 82, made sexual advances during her employment and engaged in other inappropriate behavior.

Her lawsuit was filed Thursday in Superior Court and names Spelling, his wife, Candy, and their trust fund. It seeks at least $25,000 in damages for sexual harassment and discrimination, battery, wrongful termination and other grounds.

The lawsuit also claims Richards worked unpaid overtime and never was issued tax forms by Spelling.

“There’s no merit whatsoever to this case,” Spelling’s attorney, Bert Fields, said Friday.

The claims are “scurrilous” and “we deny every one of them,” Fields said. He claimed the lawsuit was retaliation for the Spellings’ legal action against Richards.

Spelling’s TV hits include “Charlie’s Angels,” “Beverly Hills, 90210,” “Dynasty” and “Fantasy Island.”