Fitness trainer Tracy Anderson sued former employee Megan Roup and her company The Sculpt Society alleging copyright infringement and breach of contract over accusations of stolen choreography. Now, Roup is requesting that the court dismiss Anderson’s case.
Anderson’s lawsuit claiming that Roup stole exercise sequences and confidential information to build her own fitness brand, “is a frivolous and unprovoked effort to bully a rising competitor,” according to the motion filed Tuesday in California federal court.
Roup worked at the New York-based “Tracy Anderson Mind and Body” fitness company as a trainer from 2011 to 2017 before leaving to start her ...
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