Taylor Swift sued by Evermore Park CEO over copyright infringement
From February 3, 2021
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Evermore. Now, one Utah businessman is filing suit against the singer for trademark infringement.
Ken Bretschneider, who created and owns Evermore Park located in Pleasant Grove, Utah, claims Swift is profiting off a project he invested years and millions of dollars into promoting, according to court documents.
The park was founded three years ago and celebrates medieval villages, myths and legends.
The Evermore Park CEO furthered that Google searches for his attraction have been overshadowed by the 31-year-old Grammy winner’s album, causing “actual confusion” online. In addition, Bretschneider alleges he “lost control over [Evermore Park’s] reputation” as a result of Swift’s actions.
Geneva Rock truck driver killed in accident
FOX 13
and last updated 2021-01-20 22:57:21-05
LEHI, Utah â A dump truck driver was pronounced dead Tuesday after an accident at the Geneva Rock excavation site at Point of the Mountain.
Around 1:15 p.m., the driver was backing up a heavy-duty dump truck when the dirt underneath it gave way. The truck fell down the embankment and landed on its roof, killing the driver, according to Lehi Police.
The victim has been identified as 38-year-old Jared Payne of West Jordan.
In a
Facebook post, the Copper Hills Youth Football league offered their condolences to the family of Payne.
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