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Lindsay Lohan has been ordered to give a deposition for a negligence lawsuit filed against her earlier this year after crashing her car in October 2005. She is being sued by Raymundo Ortega for crashing her Mercedes-Benz into his red van in Hollywood, after allegedly drinking at celebrity hotspot The Ivy. Lohan's attorneys have been attempting to have plans for Lohan to give evidence on videotape stopped because of fears the footage could later be sold for a large amount of cash to the tabloids. They claimed: "If a single picture of Ms. Lohan can sell for thousands of dollars, a videotape of the deposition will undoubtedly sell for tens of thousands of dollars, or more." Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Stern dismissed their argument and ruled Lohan must give video evidence. Lohan has filed her own counter-suit against Ortega, alleging he and a number of unspecified defendants caused the accident. A trial date has been set for both cases next year. See more Lindsay Lohan

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A judge has ruled Naomi Campbell's violent past can be used against her in a new lawsuit filed by a former employee. Gaby Gibson alleged she had been attacked by Campbell, just a month after Campbell was arrested for throwing a mobile phone at ex-maid Ana Scolavino . Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Michael Stallman has ruled past altercations involving Campbell's stormy temper can potentially be used against her. In the alleged January 2006 attack on Gibson over a missing pair of jeans, Campbell is quoted as saying, "I've had it with you, f&%king bitch," before allegedly kicking the back of the maid's head. Gibson is "very happy with the court's decision", according to her attorney Lambros Lambrou. The lawsuit claims Campbell repeatedly hit Gibson while yelling 'discriminatory comments' at her. Campbell denies the claims. See more Naomi Campbell

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Photographer Jay Kaycappa has been found guilty of assaulting Heather Mills as he tried to take her picture. Mills told the jury in Brighton Magistrates Court that Kaycappa grabbed her shoulder as he attempted to take her photo in a Brighton, England subway in July 2006. The photographer had denied two charges of common assault. He claimed time codes on the photos taken on the day of the alleged attack did not support Mills' story, giving him just two seconds to run towards her to grab her, before running back to take another image. See more Heather Mills McCartney

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