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  • Hayden v. Koons, No. 25-498 (2d Cir. 2026) :: Justia
    Even though Merck interprets a specific statute of limitations in a different context, the Court's clarification is instructive here 7 Accordingly, although inquiry notice "may be useful," it is not the standard for constructive discovery in copyright infringement claims
  • Hayden v. Koons: Constructive Discovery in Copyright Accrual Does Not . . .
    Standard clarification: the court rejected Hayden’s attempt to import a securities-law-style “inquiry notice” requirement (including “actual knowledge” of facts suggesting infringement was probable) into copyright’s constructive discovery analysis
  • Constructive discovery under copyright statute of limitations
    Hayden argued that constructive discovery required inquiry notice and actual knowledge of facts suggesting probable infringement The Second Circuit rejected that proposed standard
  • UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT
    Hayden's third claim on appeal, that the district court abused its discretion in denying his request for reconsideration of its ruling as to the scope of damages, is moot in light of our rulings on the merits
  • Hayden v. Koons | Loeb Loeb LLP
    The Second Circuit reiterated that a copyright claim must be brought “within three years after the claim accrued” and that the Second Circuit applies the “discovery rule,” under which a claim accrues only upon actual or constructive discovery of the infringement
  • Hayden v. Koons - Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Center
    It granted the defendants’ motion, holding that the copyright infringement claim was time-barred because the plaintiff, given his immersion in Italian culture and proximity to the events, should have discovered the alleged infringement well before 2019
  • Why Photographers and Copyright Owners Can No Longer Afford to Ignore . . .
    Koons, No 25-498-cv (2d Cir July 21, 2026), the court affirmed summary judgment against artist Michael Hayden, holding that—even though Hayden claimed he did not actually discover the infringement until 2019—a reasonably diligent copyright owner should have discovered it decades earlier
  • HAYDEN v. KOONS LLC (2026) | FindLaw
    Even though Merck interprets a specific statute of limitations in a different context, the Court's clarification is instructive here 7 Accordingly, although inquiry notice “may be useful,” it is not the standard for constructive discovery in copyright infringement claims
  • Pop Art Time Bomb: The Second Circuits Ruling in Hayden v. Koons . . .
    The Second Circuit affirmed dismissal on statute of limitations grounds, rejecting Hayden's argument that constructive discovery requires a plaintiff to have actual knowledge of specific triggering facts before the clock starts running
  • It’s a wrap: Constructive discovery under copyright statute of . . .
    Hayden argued that constructive discovery required inquiry notice and actual knowledge of facts suggesting probable infringement The Second Circuit rejected that proposed standard





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