Lindsay Lohan resolves civil case over car chas

Lindsay Lohan is seen at the A&E Networks 2012 Upfront at Lincoln Center in New York. The actress has settled a lawsuit filed by three men who were in a sport utility vehicle the actress used to pursue a woman she believed was her assistant in 2008. The incident led to her second driving under the influence arrest that year. AP photoLindsay Lohan is seen at the A&E Networks 2012 Upfront at Lincoln Center in New York. The actress has settled a lawsuit filed by three men who were in a sport utility vehicle the actress used to pursue a woman she believed was her assistant in 2008. The incident led to her second driving under the influence arrest that year.

LOS ANGELES Lindsay Lohan has resolved a case filed by three men she took on a high-speed ride that resulted in her second driving under the influence arrest in 2007.

Attorneys for the 25-year-old actress and the men confirmed Wednesday the lawsuit has been settled before trial. Terms were not disclosed.

Lohans attorney Ed McPherson says a dismissal notice will be filed in court. He says Lohan can now devote her full attention to her career.

Attorney Randall Billington, who represents the men, says he is happy the case has been resolved and wishes Lohan the best.

Dante Nigro, Jakon Sutter and Ronnie Blake sued Lohan in 2008 claiming they were endangered when the actress commandeered a sport utility vehicle and chased a woman she believed was her personal assistant.