Connecticut Attorney General William Tong Monday announced he’s filed an application for a $2.5 million prejudgment remedy to ...

Where a company moving to compel arbitration argued the arbitrator had the authority to decide “issues of arbitrability” ...

A jury returned a verdict against JCI, and the trial court entered a judgment against it which included prejudgment interest at the rate of 9% pursuant to Missouri Revised Statute § 408.020.

A judge has granted a prejudgment remedy for the state, reinforcing that Stone Academy “misrepresented significant aspects of their practical nursing program,” according to state officials ...

Lastly, Sprint challenged the district court’s application of the prejudgment interest from 2006 going forward because neither of the patents at issue had issued at that point.

There is a relatively economical way to evaluate your options. It is the result of Connecticut’s one-of-a-kind prejudgment remedy statute (“PJR statute”), which provides an opportunity for ...

Stone Academy was ordered to pay a prejudgment remedy of $5 million after the court found a defendant's testimony to be false. In February, Career Training Specialists LLC, doing business as Stone ...

The judge granted a prejudgment remedy in the amount of $5 million against all defendants. The defendants are Career Training Specialists (the LLC that ran Stone), Joseph Bierbaum, Mark Scheinberg ...

General prejudgment interest cases do, however, provide some mooring for the CPLR 3219 Erie analysis. In contract actions governed by New York law, prejudgment interest is a component of damages.

The rules of civil procedure permit a plaintiff to seek prejudgment security through an attachment of the defendant’s assets (the defendant can utilize the same rule if it asserts a claim ...

No. 05-cv-1289 (6/28/13), a Minnesota federal jury found Starr liable for prejudgment interest on its entire $50 million disability policy limit, increasing the award to $65 million.

Summary The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently affirmed the largest award of prejudgment interest in Kentucky history. In Osborn v. Griffin, 865 F.3d 417 (6th Cir. 2017), the Sixth ...