 The Florida lawyer who publicly accused "X-Men" director Bryan Singer of molesting underage boys produced photos Monday showing his latest client hanging with Singer shortly before an alleged sexual assault. Over the weekend, The Daily Beast exclusively reported Herman’s second suit: an anonymous British man alleges that as a teenager he was sexually assaulted—among other things—by Singer and Broadway producer Gary Goddard. Jeff Herman, attorney for the anonymous victim in the allegation of child sexual abuse by Hollywood executives, arrives to a news conference in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Monday. (KEVORK DJANSEZIAN/REUTERS) 
 
 Singer allegedly didn't listen and ordered the teen to sit on top of him and masturbate, according to the suit. I didn’t think I needed a waiver, the Bar said I did. And he asserted that new client — identified as “John Doe No. Michael Egan III speaks during a press conference at in Los Angeles on April 17 after announcing the filing of a federal lawsuit accusing Hollywood director Bryan Singer of preying on Egan. “The similarity in all the cases is people looking the other way because they’re scared. “I’ve heard from victims about very recent claims of being sexually exploited in Hollywood,” he added. "What my client alleges is pretty horrific," lawyer Jeff Herman told the Daily News following a press conference Monday. (GUS RUELAS/REUTERS) 
 
 "He was scared and felt like he had to comply with what was being demanded of him. And it is a sad indictment on society that when spurious claims have been made in one suit – especially where compensation is sought – other similar claims may follow. I had seen it so much from the outside, I really understood then how hard it was for people to accuse someone who everyone loves and respects. I didn’t want to believe it or hear it.” 
 
 The actual event underpinning his fragmented memory of being held by his arms and legs and having his pants cut still eludes him.
– Bryan Singer has already been hit with two lawsuits alleging sexual abuse of minors—and the lawyer who filed both of them, plus other suits against Hollywood bigwigs, says more are coming. "I’ve heard from victims about very recent claims of being sexually exploited in Hollywood," Jeff Herman said at a news conference yesterday, according to Variety. He said one coming lawsuit involves another Hollywood "sex ring." Herman also shared photos showing the second alleged victim (with his face redacted) and Singer at the London premiere of Singer's Superman Returns in 2006; John Doe, then 17, says Singer abused him after the premiere, the New York Daily News reports. As for the strenuous denials from all the Hollywood VIPs named in the various suits, Herman said, "The pushback I’m getting reminds me of the early days of the clergy sex abuse scandal." Meanwhile, in an interview with the Daily Beast, Herman says he himself has vague memories of being sexually abused as a child. He says he's worked on some 800 sex abuse cases in his career, notably involving the Catholic Church and the Boy Scouts.