Lindsay Lohan is suing E-Trade over a Super Bowl commercial, which features a ?milkaholic? boyfriend-stealing baby named Lindsay.

The lawsuit, filed on Monday in Nassau County Supreme Court in New York and obtained by Access Hollywood, claims that Lohan?s rights under the New York state civil-rights law were violated when E-Trade used the ?likeness of the plaintiff?s name, characterization, and personality? in the commercial.

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Lindsay Lohan is slamming the latest round of relationship rumors surrounding her personal life ? this time, the starlet is debunking a report by a British tabloid that she?s dating another DJ.

British tabloid The Mirror reported that Lindsay was spotted with British DJ Gareth Morgan ? also known as DJ Geno ? getting cozy and even ?canoodling? at Sketch nightclub in London on Wednesday night.

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American celebrity Lindsay Lohan is suing a Wall Street company, claiming a 'milkaholic' baby used in one of its adverts was modelled on her. The actress filed a 100-million- dollar lawsuit claiming a television ad for E-Trade - which aired during the Super Bowl and Olympics - was based on her.

E*Trade is reportedly being sued for $100 million in damages by actress Lindsay Lohan, who alleges a character in one of the company's commercials is named after her.

Lindsay Lohan is feuding with the E-Trade babies.

Lindsay Lohan sues E-Trade ad its "milkaholic" ad. Lohan's lawyer said the Lindsay character invokes the actress' name.

Troubled actress Lindsay Lohan may not be getting the plum film roles anymore, but she might bring in millions in a lawsuit over a widely viewed television ad.