5 February 2021TrademarksRory O'Neill

Taylor Swift named in theme park’s ‘Evermore’ suit

A Utah theme park is suing Taylor Swift over the title of her latest album “Evermore”, claiming the artist is selling “counterfeit” merchandise and damaging its reputation.

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Taylor Swift named in theme park’s ‘Evermore’ suit

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