An author who accused Taylor Swift and her production company of infringing the copyright for her 2010 book “Lover” voluntarily dismissed her federal lawsuit Wednesday.
Teresa La Dart sued the pop star in the US District Court for the Western District of Tennessee, alleging the book that accompanied Swift’s top-selling 2019 album “Lover” stole its title and several creative elements from La Dart’s work.
The case was referred to mediation by Judge John T. Fowlkes Jr. in May, the details of which aren’t disclosed on La Dart’s notice of voluntary dismissal.
- Before mediation, Swift and her company, Taylor Swift Productions ...
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