Taylor Swift and Utah Evermore Amusement Park have ended their legal battle and dropped their lawsuits against each other today, Panel reports. “As a resolution of both lawsuits, the parties will waive and dismiss those lawsuits without a monetary settlement,” a Swift spokesman said in a statement.
Swift was sued by Evermore last month for trademark infringement; the park claimed its album always and related goods violated their 2015 trademark. Swift’s rights management team, TAS Rights Management, sued the theme park three weeks later, claiming that the park played Swift’s music on its land “without permission or consent.” license”.
Swift’s album always was its second full version in 2020. The first, folklore, just won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. The win made Swift the first woman in history to win the album of the year three times.