Well he finally responded to the allegation. His lawyer is trying to figure out how to make this girl a money hungary ho!

In response to a civil lawsuit, Michael Vick’s attorneys filed documents Friday denying the Falcons quarterback gave a woman a sexually transmitted disease.

Gwinnett County resident Sonya Elliott, 26, alleges Vick knowingly gave her genital herpes following an encounter in April 2003.

The complaint was filed March 14 in Gwinnett County State Court. Elliott seeks damages alleging Vick’s negligence, unwanted physical contact, pain, suffering and potential future medical complications, according to the suit.

In the nine-page response also filed in Gwinnett County, Vick acknowledges meeting Elliott at a nightclub.

Elliott’s attorney, Cale Conley of Atlanta, said in a prepared statement that he has received documents that show Vick and Elliott had socialized, talked on the phone and that Vick introduced Elliott to some friends and his mother.

“We plan to challenge with the court many of the items Mr. Vick claims to be confidential, however, and look forward to further facts coming to light as the discovery process moves forward,” the document said.

Vick and his attorneys had until May 6 to respond to the lawsuit. Vick’s attorneys — Taylor Daly of Atlanta and Lawrence Woodward and Lisa O’Donnell of Virginia Beach, Va., could not be reached for comment.