Lindsay Lohan Sued By HarperCollins For Failing To Write Memoir After They Paid Her US$365K Advance

Lindsay Lohan is being sued over a book she never finished.

The Parent Trap star is being taken to court by publishing company HarperCollins, who have alleged the actress signed a book deal with them back in 2014, but never delivered the manuscript that was part of their contract.

In court documents obtained by TMZ, HarperCollins claim they paid Lohan a US$365,000 (S$500,000) advance against future royalties for the book, which her production company promised would be completed by May 2015.

HarperCollins alleges the deadlines came and went with Lohan not submitting any manuscripts to the publishing house, who eventually informed her in September 2018 that the book deal was off.

The publishers insist they asked Lohan for the money back due to the breach of contract, but they claim the 34-year-old actress refused to comply.

According to TMZ, HarperCollins is now suing Lohan for the US$365,000 plus interest and legal fees.

The news comes on the same day that Lohan announced she is launching a new business venture in the United Arab Emirates, where she has lived for the past six years.

Lohan didn't divulge many details about her new company, but did reveal the name of the business will be #BeYourOwnBoss.

Lohan moved to Dubai in 2014 and travels between the Middle East and her family home in New York, but hasn't been back to her old home in Los Angeles in 10 years after the paparazzi scared her off.

She said: "I live here, yep, I have been here for about six years. But I go to New York a lot to see my family ... and I was in London before this. I haven't been to LA in over 10 years.

"The paparazzi definitely scared me a lot [in LA], but I haven't had any real reasons to [come back] recently."— BANG