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Judge dismisses poet's copyright infringement lawsuit against Taylor Swift

A judge has dismissed a copyright infringement lawsuit brought by a Florida poet against Taylor Swift.

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The brief

A judge has dismissed a plagiarism lawsuit filed by a Florida poet who claimed Taylor Swift copied her poems. The ruling comes shortly after Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce.

Coverage from Reuters, ABC News, Global News, USA Today, and E! News emphasizes the legal victory for the singer and the nature of the copyright claims.

Future developments depend on whether the plaintiff pursues further legal action following the judge's dismissal.

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What was the lawsuit about?

A Florida poet claimed that Taylor Swift committed copyright infringement by copying her poems.

What was the outcome of the case?

A judge dismissed the lawsuit, resulting in a win for Taylor Swift.

When did this ruling occur?

The lawsuit was won days after Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce.

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