Taylor Swift’s rights holders countersues Evermore theme park
Taylor Swift’s rights holders TAS Rights Management has launched a countersuit against Utah theme park Evermore Park, following the park’s accusation that Swift infringed its trademarks.
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14 February 2018 The US District Court for the Central District of California has dismissed a copyright claim brought against singer Taylor Swift by songwriters Sean Hall and Nathan Butler.
2 May 2019 Taylor Swift is no longer being sued for trademark infringement after a New York-based computer store dismissed its claims against the singer.