The U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico ruled that statute-of-limitations tolling available for “compulsory” counterclaims didn't apply to a copyright co-ownership counterclaim that failed to arise out of the same operative facts as the plaintiff's copyright co-ownership suit.
No Tolling for Filing of Copyright Counterclaim
The U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico ruled that statute-of-limitations tolling available for "compulsory" counterclaims didn't apply to a copyright co-ownership counterclaim that failed to arise out of the same operative facts as the plaintiff's copyright co-ownership suit. The counterclaim thus was time-barred.
By
Stan Soocher
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