Lindsay Lohan sued by stylist company

Actress Lindsay Lohan is reportedly being sued by a stylist management company that claims the star committed fraud and failed to pay for its rendered services.
Exclusive Artists Management Inc. claims in its lawsuit that it booked a hairstylist and makeup artist for Lohan for the promotion of the forthcoming film Inconceivable at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2014.
The company argues that Lohan failed to pay the $2,500 fee for its services and is looking to get $77,500 from the actress for unpaid wages, interest, wait time, penalties and to cover attorney's fees.
The lawsuit, in which EFO Films is a co-defendant, claims the movie never came to fruition because and its still in development "because insuring Ms. Lohan turned out to be 'inconceivable' for the insurance industry."
Lohan is currently facing several other legal issues as a court recently questioned the validity of her community service completion stemming from a 2012 arrest, and along with her mother, the star is reportedly suing Fox News over a defamatory statement made about them.