New
York
(ANI):
Troubled
Lindsay
Lohan
has
suffered
yet
another
loss
–
this
time
it"s
a
blow
in
her
40
million
dollars
lawsuit
against
E*Trade.
In
papers
filed
in
Nassau
County
Supreme
Court,
the
actress
is
seeking
a
court
order
barring
the
online
trading
company
from
ever
airing
the
commercial
that
featured
a
talking
baby
named
Lindsay
who
is
a
"milkaholic".
The
ad
was
aired
during
the
Super
Bowl
and
the
Olympics.
E*Trade
argued
the
case
should
be
moved
to
Manhattan,
where
it's
headquarters
are,
because
Lohan
hasn't
lived
in
Long
Island
for
years
and
therefore
shouldn't
have
filed
suit
there.
However,
Lohan
contended
she
still
lived
with
her
mom
in
Merrick
-
but
Justice
James
Yates
found
she
didn't
bother
to
submit
any
evidence
to
back
up
her
claim.
The
24-year-old
"has
solely
relied
on
the
fact
that
the
home
in
Nassau
County
belongs
to
her
mother,
and
has
not
submitted
any
proofs
.
.
.
that
she
has
stayed
there
for
any
length
of
time,
" the
New
York
Post
quoted
Yates
as
writing.
Substantial
evidence
such
as
a
lease,
voter
registration,
tax
returns,
insurances
policies
or
even
mail
addressed
to
plaintiff
could
have
sufficed
and
would
be
probative
of
her
residence.
Yet,
plaintiff
did
not
submit
any
of
these
proofs."
E*Trade
maintained
Lohan's
actually
a
Los
Angeles
resident,
pointing
out
that
she
has
a
California
driver's
license.
They
also
submitted
newspaper
clippings
of
her
misadventures
to
show
she
spends
the
bulk
of
her
time
there.
The
company
also
maintains
the
"Mean
Girls" star's
suit
is
frivolous,
and
said
they
plan
to
ask
the
judge
to
throw
it
out.