Taylor Swift and Utah’s Evermore Theme Park Drop Lawsuits Following Authorized Battle

UPDATE: Taylor Swift and Evermore theme park are shaking off their respective lawsuits.

Following a authorized battle over the evermore title, a spokesperson for the Grammy winner tells E! Information, “As a decision of each lawsuits, the events will drop and dismiss their respective fits with out financial settlement.”

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UPDATE: Taylor Swift’s crew continues to struggle again towards Evermore theme park. 

In courtroom paperwork obtained by E! Information, TAS Rights Administration, the corporate that handles Taylor’s trademark and music rights, has filed a countersuit alleging the Utah property used three songs from the Grammy winner with out correct licenses together with “Love Story,” “You Belong With Me” and “Unhealthy Blood.” 

“Beginning in 2019, via telephone calls, emails, letters, and draft license agreements, BMI repeatedly knowledgeable defendants each of the copyrighted nature of the Works and of the illegal nature of their continued use of the identical in public performances at Defendants’ theme park,” courtroom paperwork said. “Defendants ignored these messages, opting as an alternative to proceed utilizing the Works with out authorization, with full data of their infringement, to drive consideration and attendance to their theme park.” 

TAS Rights Administration hopes to recuperate damages and to enjoin the theme park from continued infringement. E! Information has reached out to Taylor’s crew and Evermore theme park for added remark and has not heard again.

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Taylor Swift’s crew is slamming a lawsuit from a Utah theme park named Evermore.

In courtroom paperwork obtained by E! Information, Evermore claims the singer’s newest album has infringed its trademark through the use of the identical title.

The theme park’s homeowners mentioned the discharge of evermore had induced confusion about whether or not the 2 have been linked. In reality, the Utah venue claimed in courtroom paperwork that there was a “dramatic departure from typical ranges” of site visitors on its web site within the week after the album’s launch.