Madonna, Cher, Oprah all household names that easily identify a particular person, but Lindsay?
According to a New York Post.com report actress Lindsay Lohan is suing the online stock trading company E-Trade, for an advertisement that her attorney says used Lohan's name and image for profit, without the actress agreeing.
The New York Post.com report says Lohan is seeking $100 million in damages for pain and suffering endured after E-Trade's 'Milkaholic' commercial aired.
The lawsuit was filed on Monday in Nassau County Supreme Court.
The 'Milkaholic' ad originally aired during the Super Bowl and featured a group of talking babies. The most memorable part of the ad featured a baby named 'Lindsay', poking its head on screen and slurring the phrase, "Milk-a-what?".
According to the New York Post.com report, Lohan's attorney, Stephanie Ovadia said, "Many celebrities are known by one name only, and E-Trade is using that knowledge to profit."
Click below to watch the commercial and click to read the full New York Post.com report.
According to a New York Post.com report actress Lindsay Lohan is suing the online stock trading company E-Trade, for an advertisement that her attorney says used Lohan's name and image for profit, without the actress agreeing.
The New York Post.com report says Lohan is seeking $100 million in damages for pain and suffering endured after E-Trade's 'Milkaholic' commercial aired.
The lawsuit was filed on Monday in Nassau County Supreme Court.
The 'Milkaholic' ad originally aired during the Super Bowl and featured a group of talking babies. The most memorable part of the ad featured a baby named 'Lindsay', poking its head on screen and slurring the phrase, "Milk-a-what?".
According to the New York Post.com report, Lohan's attorney, Stephanie Ovadia said, "Many celebrities are known by one name only, and E-Trade is using that knowledge to profit."
Click below to watch the commercial and click to read the full New York Post.com report.
