Song Joong Ki's fan meeting contractor company has sued the fan meeting organizers in Hong Kong for 9.6 million Hong Kong dollars or $1.2 million USD. 

According to Hong Kong media outlets, a Hong Kong entertainment company that was in charge of production and promotion for '2016 Song Joong Ki Asia Tour Fan Meeting' in Hong Kong has filed a lawsuit against the event organizer company, for not paying the entertainment company 9.6 million Hong Kong dollars. The money is apparently the payment for 8 fan meetings that Song Joong Ki participated in between May and July. 

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Song Joong Ki's agency, Blossom Entertainment, responded to the news of the lawsuit by saying, "This is unrelated to our company, but when we looked into the news from Hong Kong, it seemed as if there was a misunderstanding... The Asia Tour fan meetings were participated by many companies from Taiwan, China, and Hong Kong. The Hong Kong promotion company changed their company name and miscommunications occurred. Fan meeting payments have already been paid off, and we were told that the lawsuit would be dropped sometime today."