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Lindsay Lohan Sues E-Trade for $100 Million Because Ad Used the Word Lindsay

By On the Net, on March 9th, 2010

Can you say bad publicity is better than no publicity?  Former actress and paparazzi favorite party-girl Lindsay Lohan filed a lawsuit that should be a lot of fun to follow.  She sued E-Trade over a commercial in which a baby had the audacity to say “Lindsay” without LiLo’s written permission.  Everybody knows that when anybody says “Lindsay” they are referring to the one, the only Lindsay Lohan who must be properly compensated before her name can be used in vain in any commercial way.

See “Lindsay Lohan wants $100M over E-Trade ad” and “Lindsay Lohan sues over ;milkaholic’ E*Trade ad.”  Here’s the complaint.

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March 9th, 2010 | Tags: , , | Category: Litigation (Non-Arizona), Trademark Law, Videos

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