Interest On Legal Judgments

Summary

In California, interest on a judgment is typically 10% per annum and accrues from the date of the original judgment until fully paid off. The interest is calculated based on the final judgment amount, not the original. Appeals do not restart the interest calculation. For a judgment reduced from $145 million to $9 million, interest from 2003 to 2006 would be approximately $2.7 million, making the final payment around $11.7 million.

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Campbell versus State Farm damaged at * million to get adjusted to $* million that was over a period of five or six years is their interest on that money that *% interest it to finish have to pay till it's paid off
The interest on a judgment may vary, but in California:
- Interest on a judgment is typically *% per annum.
- Interest starts accruing from the date of the judgment until it's fully paid off.
Please check the terms of the specific judgment for accurate information.
What happens if the judgment keeps getting appeal does it keep starting over or does it accrue
In California:
- The accrual of interest on a judgment does not stop during an appeal.
- Interest continues to accrue from the date of the original judgment until it's fully paid off.
- The appeal process doesn't "restart" the interest calculation.
Not the original mountains * mind * million and it started in * and they finally won * million in * that was the final Joe paid off +*,*,* combinatory I don't know about how much interest in California with they have to add a name to the intersection
It seems like you're asking about how interest would be calculated on a reduced judgment in California. Could you clarify if you're asking about interest on the original amount or the reduced amount?
That's what I'm asking you what does it get based on the original judgment of * million for the final payment of *,*,004 years later
In California:
- The interest is usually calculated based on the final judgment amount, not the original.
- The interest rate is typically *% per annum.
- It continues to accrue until the judgment is fully paid off.
But if you initial judgment was in * and through appeals and what not it finally got settled to $* million and they wrote a check that day how much interest with the would the defendants accrue between * the initial judgment and * for final judgment and let's assume the route a check that day it would be for *,*,*?
In California:
- The interest would be calculated on the final judgment of $* million, not the initial $* million.
- At *% per annum from * to *, the accrued interest would be roughly $*.* million.
- The final payment would therefore be approximately $*.* million.
* million in what
It seems like you're asking about the currency or context for the $* million. Could you clarify your question?