Los Angeles ( CNN ) -- Lindsay Lohan 's had enough of people 's false accusations while she 's trying to get her career back on track after five years of legal troubles , her publicist said Tuesday . `` We 've reached a point where it 's just not going to be tolerated anymore , '' Steve Honig said . `` People need to understand that there are consequences . '' Lohan and her lawyer , Shawn Holley , will visit the Los Angeles County sheriff 's West Hollywood substation Tuesday to request an investigation of Marisa Sullivan Dugas , the woman who accused Lohan of battery . `` There have been a few incidents like this within the last few months , and we 've reached a point where it 's just not going to be tolerated anymore , '' Honig said . `` People need to understand that there are consequences . You ca n't just make accusations , file false police reports , and expect you 'll walk away from it and nothing 's going to happen to you . This woman 's going to learn a very tough lesson in these next few weeks . '' Dugas said Lohan shoved her at the Standard Hotel 's club Thursday night , but she did not file a criminal report with the sheriff until Saturday . `` It 's egregious , '' Honig said . `` Lindsay was n't even there . This is not something that 's exaggerated . It 's something that was completely fabricated . '' Lohan was at home watching television at the time of the alleged nightclub scuffle , Honig said . `` If I was this young girl , I would be busy at work on some sort of an apology right now , and hoping that it was received , '' Honig said . Dugas , in a phone call with CNN on Tuesday , declined to talk about the case , although she said she was dying to tell her story . Honig accused Dugas of shopping her story around to media outlets before filing an official report . `` This is just another very unfortunate incident of someone trying to take advantage of Lindsay to get their 15 minutes of fame , and get some money out of it as well , '' he said . Dugas , who describes herself as `` a nice person , '' denies wanting money for interviews , although she said she 's been offered `` a lot . '' Sheriff 's Sgt . Chris Bowman said Monday that a detective has the battery report and would check the story 's validity . `` It 's just an allegation , '' Bowman said . The allegation comes less than two weeks after Lohan 's supervised probation came to an end . She 's no longer under the threat that any criminal complaint could become a probation violation leading to jail time . But bad news coverage could reinforce concerns that film and TV producers have about hiring Lohan for projects at a time that she 's trying to prove she 's dependable and ready to stay out of trouble . Lohan is preparing to portray Elizabeth Taylor in a Lifetime movie , which starts filming next month . She also has a role in an upcoming episode of the hit Fox TV show `` Glee . '' A judge warned her last month that avoiding future trouble could be a challenge . `` I know it 's hard when people are following you all over the place , but that 's the life you chose , '' Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner told Lohan , advising her to `` live your life in a more mature way , stop the nightclubbing and focus on your work . '' Her recent hosting job on NBC 's `` Saturday Night Live '' earned high ratings , and her photo spread in Playboy 's January issue set sales records for the magazine . CNN 's Jane Caffrey and Douglas Hyde contributed to this report .
NEW : `` It 's just not going to be tolerated anymore , '' Lohan publicist says . NEW : Lohan was n't at a West Hollywood club when alleged shove happened , publicist says . TL;DR Lindsay Lohan's lawyer is calling the allegations against her client "ridiculous" and "unfounded." Marisa Sullivan Dugas denies trying to sell her story to tabloids . Lohan wants her accuser to be charged with filing a false report .