Taylor Swift and Evertah amusement park Evermore ended their legal battle and withdrew their lawsuits against each other today. Billboard reports. “As a resolution of both lawsuits, the parties will abandon and dismiss their respective lawsuits without a monetary agreement,” a Swift spokesman said in a statement.
Swift was sued last month by Evermore for trademark infringement; the park claimed his album forever and its affiliated merchandise had infringed its 2015 trademark. Swift’s rights management team, TAS Rights Management, sued the theme park three weeks later, claiming the park played Swift music in its land “without authorization or license agreement.”
Swift’s album forever was its second full release of 2020. The first, folklore, just won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year. The victory made Swift the first woman in history to win the album of the year three times.