(CNN) -- The call girl involved in the sex scandal with former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer filed a lawsuit Monday suing the founder of the "Girls Gone Wild" video series for more than $10 million. Ashley Alexandra Dupre says she posed for "Girls Gone Wild" as a teen. In the complaint filed in Miami, Florida, Ashley Alexandra Dupre says she was vacationing in Miami Beach when she was approached by agents and representatives of the defendant, Joe Francis, and offered alcoholic drinks. While intoxicated, Dupre was persuaded to expose her breasts and then told to sign a release form, according to a statement from her legal counsel, Richard C. Wolfe. Wolfe contends that Dupre "was 17 years old and therefore not legally competent to enter into a contract with the defendants."
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Ashley Alexandra Dupre says she posed nude after being plied with alcohol
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Lawyer says she was 17 and so not of legal age to sign consent form
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"Girls Gone Wild" founder says his company isn't worried
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Dupre is call girl whose contact with Spitzer led to his resignation as governor
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@placeholder $2,000 for sex and she wants to charge me 10 million for taking some naked pictures of her," Francis told CNN.