It ended up not to be a terrible summertime for Taylor Swift
On July 26, Teresa La Dart submitted to drop her $1 million copyright suit versus the vocalist, according to court docs acquired by E!News She had actually declared Taylor’s 2019 book Lover— that accompanied her album under the very same name– was swindled from Teresa’s self-published book of poems, likewise called Lover
E! News connected to Taylor’s associate and Teresa’s legal representative however has actually not gotten a remark.
Teresa declared that “design and textual elements” from her 2010 book Lover were copied into Taylor’s, per her August 2022 problem submitted in a Tennessee federal court. According to legal files, acquired by E! News, the author’s legal representatives declared that the Grammy winner’s book– which offered 2.9 million copies in the U.S. alone– infringed Teresa’s copyrights which Taylor owed their customer in “excess of one million dollars” in damages.
Teresa likewise stated Taylor obtained a variety of visual aspects that imitated her book which both had “substantially the same format of a recollection of past years memorialized in a combination of written and pictorial components.”
As for the supposed resemblances, they included covers that both included “pastel pinks and blues,” along with a picture of the author “photographed in a downward pose.”
