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Judge dismissed a plagiarism lawsuit against Taylor Swift regarding song lyrics, involving Aileen Cannon and Republic Records.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 24

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Judge dismissed a plagiarism lawsuit against Taylor Swift regarding song lyrics, involving Aileen Cannon and Republic Records.

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Taylor Swift Aileen Cannon Republic Records

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Sep 24Swift filed a motion in California court to dismiss a lawsuit.1 source
- rollingstoneindia.com
Jul 7Judge dismissed plagiarism lawsuit against Taylor Swift regarding song lyrics.1 source
- hotpress.com

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The entities involved

Taylor Swift
American singer-songwriter (born 1989)
- A publisher is preparing a biography of Taylor Swift, following an interview with various musical artists.Sun 20:39
- Taylor Swift releases exclusive content on the streaming service Disney+ and hosts a documentary and concert film.Sun 19:42
Aileen Cannon
Colombian-American federal judge (born 1981)
- Judge Aileen Cannon is overseeing the Mar-a-Lago investigation proceedings, which affects the scope of the grand jury testimony.Fri 19:27
Republic Records
American record label, division of Universal Music Group (UMG)

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