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The Taylor Swift Showgirl Trademark Dispute Is a Case Study in How Celebrity Lawyers Respond to 'Weak' Claims
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The Taylor Swift Showgirl Trademark Dispute Is a Case Study in How Celebrity Lawyers Respond to 'Weak' Claims
The phrase “absurd” appears first in Taylor Swift’s rebuttal brief in the Showgirl trademark lawsuit. It arrives early, stays put, and essentially won’t go. That was a conscious decision. Such words are not accidentally used by attorneys at this level. When they want a judge to feel that the matter before her isn’t a close call before reading another paragraph, they reach for them. It’s set up. Establish the tone and then support it. On paper, t…
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