Britney Spears's Bodyguards Sue.

Three of Britney Spears' former bodyguards have sued Britney Brands, Inc. and Britney Touring, Inc., claiming they worked long hours and never received overtime pay reports TMZ

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims the guards worked between 12 and 16 hours a day and were often on call 24 hours a day, but never got anything but a straight salary. Lonnie D. Jones, Randy Jones and Silas Dukes are seeking unpaid overtime and penalties for alleged labor law violations. The Post Chronicle reports the men made between $2,400 and $3,350 a week.

All three were fired Nov. 30, according to the lawsuit. The suit asks for compensation for unpaid wages and benefits, as well as penalties.

Meanwhile, Britney Spears' songwriters have accused a South Korean pop composer of plagiarism and are seeking damages, a music publisher said on Wednesday.

Universal Music Publishing Korea, the company that handles South Korean copyright for Spears' music, said her songwriters had complained that ``Get ya,'' performed by one of the country's most famous pop stars Lee Hyo-lee, sounded similar to a song they penned for Spears called ``Do Something.''