Lady Gaga has hired an attorney after a songwriter accused the star of stealing the melody for her Oscar-winning song “Shallow.”

The songwriter, Steven Ronsen, reportedly plans to file a lawsuit, claiming a three-note portion of the hit song is similar to a tune called “Almost” that he released in 2012, the New York Post reported.

Ronsen and his attorney are seeking “millions and millions” to settle the case, but Gaga’s lawyer says the singer plans to fight back hard, the report says.

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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper perform "Shallow" from "A Star Is Born" at the Oscars, Feb. 24, 2019. (Reuters)

“Mr. Ronsen and his lawyer are trying to make easy money off the back of a successful artist,” Orin Snyder, the lawyer representing Gaga, told the Post. “It is shameful and wrong. I applaud Lady Gaga for having the courage and integrity to stand up on behalf of successful artists who find themselves on the receiving end of such [claims].”

Ronsen’s attorney, Mark Shirian, told Us Weekly that his office provided Gaga’s lawyer with a report from a musicologist and professor who detected similarities between the “hooks” of the two songs.

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“Lady Gaga’s team has yet to provide my office with an opposing musicologist report, which we have requested multiple times,” Shirian said.

Gaga and co-writers Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando and Andrew Wyatt released “Shallow” in 2018. The duet with actor Bradley Cooper was the lead single from the soundtrack to their movie, “A Star Is Born.”