Suppose a Canadian subscription website is created providing valuable information on certain properties of a product to consumers.


Unfortunately, a mistake was made where some images on the website were taken from an online source that broke copyright laws in US. These images were quickly taken down to settle this problem. However, the opposition in question continued to try and sue for more, claiming that the information on these properties were taken from them (which is apparently incorrect and lacks proof), but they continue to drag this on in an assumed attempt to try and make the defendant basically spend all their money fighting this off before it gets before a judge.


**My questions is**: to what end can something like this continue to be dragged out?



Question about US law being sued in Canada