Lindsay Lohan allegedly took someone else’s mink coat a couple of months ago at a New York nightclub; the disgruntled victim is suing her for unspecified damages and the owner of another nightclub wants to buy the young actress her own fur.

John Englebert, owner of Prime nightclub and Suzie Wong Saki Lounge, is willing to buy Lindsay Lohan a new $11,000 blond mink coat, just like the one she allegedly stole in January. Furthermore, Englebert is ready to settle the embarrassing lawsuit she’s been hit with by her alleged victim.

Masha Markova, 22, claims she went to New York City nightclub 1Oak in late January and left her $11,000 golden mink coat with the other partygoers’ garments. Lohan attended the same bash.

To Markova’s surprise, her precious coat was nowhere to be found at the end of the party. A little while later, serendipity struck and she found her cherished fur – adorning Lohan, who was smiling from the pages of a magazine.

Markova, a New York college student, told the New York Post that she was certain the actress was wearing her coat. The mink was returned, after a two-week absence, but smelling of cigarettes and alcohol, and with a rip in its lining.

Earlier this week, Markova filed papers in Manhattan’s state Supreme Court, asking for unspecified damages.

“Lindsay has always been a fixture and a party girl in his establishments and [John] does not want her to catch a cold in this frigid start to the summer,” a spokesperson for Engelbert said in a statement to Access Hollywood.

Markova also seeks an apology from Lohan, as well as compensation for repairing the coat.

The actress has apparently not apologized yet, nor has she commented on Engelbert’s generous offer.