Lindsay Lohan ends lawsuit over E-Trade baby ad
A Manhattan court filing Monday said the actress has withdrawn her case against the brokerage, which she'd accused of making her the implied target of jokes about a "milkaholic" named Lindsay in a Super Bowl ad this year./>
Lohan, 24, has had high-profile trouble with drinking and drug use. The Mean Girls and Freaky Friday star spent two weeks in jail in California this year for violating her probation in a 2007 case involving drug use and driving under the influence.p class="inside-copy">A Beverly Hills judge issued an arrest warrant for Lohan on Monday after the actress acknowledged failing a drug test. The warrant was stayed until a hearing Friday to determine whether she violated her probation.p class="inside-copy">Lohan's lawyer said in court papers filed last month that the E-Trade commercial deliberately referred to Lohan.p class="inside-copy">"These babies in their commercials were symbolic and were not acting just as cute babies but were actually portraying (Lohan) and her grown-up friends," Ovadia wrote.p class="inside-copy">E-Trade called Lohan's claims meritless. Lawyers for the company noted in an April court filing that Lohan isn't the world's only Lindsay - or generally associated with online trading or banking.p class="inside-copy">"No reasonable person would connect (Lohan) with the E-Trade commercials," they wrote./>
