Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit that she filed against Pitbull, for using her name without her permission, has formally been dismissed, and the embattled actresses' attorney, Stephanie Ovadia was sanctioned for plagiarizing a motion, Breaking Celebrity News is reporting.

Lohan took issue with the rapper for mentioning her name in his mega smash hit, Give Me Everything. In the suit, Lohan claims he used her name in an “offensive and disparaging manner” on the track, in which he brags: “I got it locked up like Lindsay Lohan."

Read The Lawsuit Lindsay Lohan Filed Against Pitbull

The lawsuit was formally dismissed because, "The song is a protected work of art....Lindsay Lohan's name was not used in the song for advertising purposes," the court docs state. The judge ruled that Pitbull didn't make money off using Lohan's name in the song, and she didn't suffer any emotional distress.

Pitbull's legal team wanted sanctions against Ovadia for plagiarizing "website articles and materials having nothing to do with the claims issue," in motions she filed.