Summary
Lawyers for Taylor Swift have asked a judge to allow them to file a longer legal document in a copyright lawsuit. The case involves allegations that Swift and others copied poetry for use in songs and visuals. The judge has not yet made a decision on the request.
Key Facts
- Taylor Swift's lawyers want to file a motion that is 10 pages longer than the court's current 20-page limit.
- The lawsuit claims Swift and her co-defendants copied a Florida artist's work in several albums.
- This is the second lawsuit brought by the same artist against Swift.
- Swift was dismissed from a previous lawsuit related to this case.
- The current case is overseen by Judge Aileen Cannon, who also handled a case involving President Trump.
- The legal team argues that more pages are needed to address all issues in the complaint.
- The artist suing Swift does not agree with the request to exceed the page limit.
- The deadline for Swift's legal team to respond to the complaint is December 4.
