Taylor Swift has been sued by a Utah theme park for trademark infringement over the title of her latest album Evermore. The owners of Evermore, a theme park in Pleasant Grove, claim the singer’s record has led to confusion over whether it is linked to the attraction.
They say they own the trademark to the name and it was violated when Swift started selling merchandise related to her album, which arrived in December.
In the lawsuit, lodged in a US District Court in Utah, the theme park’s owners claim they have spent millions of dollars on the attraction, which opened in 2018.
A week after the release of Swift’s album, the theme park’s website traffic “experienced a dramatic departure from typical levels”.
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