Unbelievable Lawsuits: Lindsay Lohan Suing E-Trade for $100M

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In summary, the conversation revolves around various lawsuits involving celebrities, including Lindsay Lohan's $100 million lawsuit against E-Trade over a commercial and Eminem's mother's $10 million lawsuit against him for defamation in his songs. The group also discusses Lohan's controversial image and her attempts to stay relevant in the media. The conversation also touches on other topics such as Miley Cyrus, the E-Trade commercial, and the movie "Mean Girls". Overall, the group seems to agree that Lohan's lawsuit is purely for publicity and does not have a strong case.
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I think only Lindsey Lohan recognized Lindsey Lohan in the commercial.
 
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If they said 'crackaholic' I would think of Lohan, but other than that..

[mumbles] talentless little .. . [/mumbles]
 
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I pray every night that Miley Cyrus will not turn up like Lohan.
 
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Eminem's mother was suing his son for $10 million for saying trash about her in his songs. She ended up winning like $1600 in damages.
 
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waht said:
Eminem's mother was suing his son for $10 million for saying trash about her in his songs. She ended up winning like $1600 in damages.

Sounds like that the jury's way of saying that, compared to $10 million, she was trash. :-p
 
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MotoH said:
I pray every night that Miley Cyrus will not turn up like Lohan.

She was already somewhat scandalized when a photographer, who happened to be a lesbian I believe, took some rather provocative pictures of her not fully clothed for a modeling shoot.
 
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TheStatutoryApe said:
She was already somewhat scandalized when a photographer, who happened to be a lesbian I believe, took some rather provocative pictures of her not fully clothed for a modeling shoot.

I meant the whole burnt out drug addict look. And those pictures were niceeee
 
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I was puzzled too about the lawsuits. First of all, she is a public figure, so her chance of winning such a suit would be minute. Second, there is no way she could show that they were singling her out. So I wondered what was the point, then it hit me. It's purely for the publicity. It's a cheap and easy way to get her name out front.

KM
 
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I saw the commercial and made no connection, of course, I only vaguely know who Lindsay Lohan is anyway from using TV Guide online. Some bimbo on tv? I don't watch American Idol, so I wouldn't know.
 
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I thought "Lindsey" in the commercial was the last little girl baby to appear in it. Milkaholic...addicted to milk, not crack. Sorry, it's just a desperate attempt by Lohan to get people to remember she exists. Nobody would have associated her with that commercial, because nobody even thinks about her.
 

FAQ: Unbelievable Lawsuits: Lindsay Lohan Suing E-Trade for $100M

What is the basis of Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against E-Trade?

The basis of Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against E-Trade is a commercial that aired during the 2010 Super Bowl. In the commercial, a baby named Lindsay is referred to as a "milkaholic" and the implication is that she is a reference to the actress Lindsay Lohan. Lohan claims this commercial used her likeness without her permission and damaged her reputation.

How much money is Lindsay Lohan suing E-Trade for?

Lindsay Lohan is suing E-Trade for $100 million in damages.

Has Lindsay Lohan sued other companies for similar reasons?

Yes, Lindsay Lohan has sued other companies for using her likeness without permission. In 2007, she sued the financial company Morgan Stanley for using her name and likeness in a commercial. In 2014, she sued the video game company Rockstar Games for using her image in the popular game Grand Theft Auto V.

What is the likelihood of Lindsay Lohan winning this lawsuit?

It is difficult to determine the likelihood of Lindsay Lohan winning this lawsuit as it ultimately depends on the evidence and arguments presented in court. However, many legal experts believe it is unlikely that she will win the full $100 million in damages she is seeking.

How long has this lawsuit been ongoing?

This lawsuit has been ongoing since 2010, when the E-Trade commercial first aired. However, it has been through multiple rounds of appeals and has yet to be resolved as of 2021.

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