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BTS win US court battle as judge dismisses copyright claim, SWIM lawsuit continues

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“BTS win US court battle as judge dismisses copyright claim, SWIM lawsuit continues”

A Virginia federal judge has thrown out a copyright claim against BTS , but the stars aren’t done with US courtrooms yet. A separate suit over their song SWIM is still moving forward in California. BTS dazzles Brazil with flawless Idol performance, Jin's white shirt deserves its own Grammy The case that collapsed On October 22, the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia dismissed the amended complaint brought by Melissa Mays against BTS, their label Big Hit Music, parent company…

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