( CNN ) -- A lawyer for Angelina Jolie 's former body double -- who is suing Rupert Murdoch 's News Corp. over alleged phone hacking -- said Tuesday that other people have contacted his team with their own claims . `` There 's been a bunch of people , the majority residents of England , but some in the United States , who have asked us to bring claims for them , '' Norman Siegel told reporters in New York . `` The legal team is researching those and , at some later date , we 'll make a collective judgment as to whether we have enough evidence to go forward . '' Siegel said that threshold has been reached in the lawsuit filed June 13 in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles by the body double , Eunice Huthart . The suit alleges that Huthart 's cell phone was hacked in an attempt to find information about Jolie , with whom Huthart lived in Brentwood , California , from early January until mid-June 2004 , while they were working on the film `` Mr. & Mrs . Smith . '' Huthart also lived in Los Angeles from mid-March until mid-May 2005 doing reshoots for the film , it says . `` On occasions from 2004 to 2005 , Plaintiff did not receive messages left and stored on her cellular telephone system while she was in the United States and in the United Kingdom , '' the 40-page complaint says . `` Plaintiff complained to her service provider , Vodafone , about lost voice messages . On occasions friends and relatives asked Plaintiff why she had not replied to their messages . They included Ms. Jolie , who left messages concerning hotel arrangements where she was staying , code names for hotels and individuals , dinner reservations , meet-up times and , on occasion , when she sought the help of Plaintiff during times of need . '' The missed calls affected Huthart 's daughter and caused her relationship with her husband to suffer , the complaint alleges . Huthart 's name , her cell phone number , her account number and/or her PIN number appear on four pages of notes written by Glenn Mulcaire , a private investigator who did work for News Corp 's now-defunct `` News of the World , '' and obtained by Metropolitan Police , the complaint says . Mulcaire and unidentified investigators and journalists `` intentionally and willfully reset Plaintiff 's PIN number on several occasions in order to intercept her cellular telephone messages , '' it says . Some of the journalists then deleted them `` to gain an exclusive of the private and confidential information that was on the voice-mail message , '' it alleges . The defendants `` knew or should have known that executives , employees and agents of The Sun and News of the World were engaged in widespread phone hacking , '' the suit alleges . A charge sheet from the Crown Prosecution Service , dated July 24 , 2012 , lists Huthart as a phone-hacking victim , the complaint says . It cites an April 1 , 2005 , item in The Sun that said , `` Yesterday The Sun exclusively revealed [ Brad ] and Angelina checking into a hotel posing as a married couple during a weekend trip to plug their new movie Mr. & Mrs . Smith . '' At the time , it was not publicly known that the two actors were a couple , it says . The lawsuit is seeking damages in an unspecified amount that would include any profits made by the defendants , punitive damages , attorneys ' fees and costs . A News Corp. spokesman declined comment on the lawsuit . Siegel said he also represents families of victims killed in the September 11 terrorist attacks whose phones may have been hacked by News Corp. employees , and that the FBI has opened an investigation . Accusations that journalists at Murdoch 's British newspapers hacked into the phones of politicians , celebrities and unwitting people caught up in the news shook his media empire in 2011 and caused the closing of the 168-year-old News of the World newspaper . Arrests and lawsuits followed in its wake . 4 journalists arrested in UK phone hacking probe . Rupert Murdoch : The last press baron . CNN 's Carolyn Sung and Jaime Solano contributed to this report .
Lawyer Huthart says `` a bunch of people '' have contacted his team . Eunice Huthart served as Norman Siegel body double . In her suit , News Corp. says intercepted and missed calls from Jolie caused marital strife . A Huthart spokesman has no comment .