On January 13, 2021 – just before the Illinois legislature’s final session ended – both houses passed controversial Illinois HB3360, which amends 735 ILCS 5/2-1303 regarding interest on judgments. If ...

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit found that the defendant failed to sufficiently allege any prejudice caused by alleged errors relating to claim construction, and affirmed the district ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The liability of BNP Paribas (BNPP) to three survivors of genocide in Sudan is poised to increase, according to counsel for the certified class of over ...

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Insurer's Potential Liability for Prejudgment Interest in Excess of Policy Limit The type of prejudgment interest involved (and the terms of the policy, if interest is part of the underlying claim) ...

Litigation takes time. Contract disputes are no exception. In the post-crisis era of near zero interest rates, New York's 9 percent prejudgment interest rate can actually prove to be a plaintiff's ...

A reduction two years ago, in Ontario’s prejudgment interest rate for pain and suffering damages awarded in auto bodily injury lawsuits, was intended to apply to lawsuits arising from vehicle ...

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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. The ...

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong announced March 4 that the state has been granted a $5 million prejudgment remedy in its lawsuit against the owners of Stone Academy, after its abrupt closure ...

Two recent Court of Appeal decisions confirm the presumptive prejudgment interest (PJI) rate for non-pecuniary damages sits at 5% not 1.3%, settling to an extent the debate that existed in previous ...