When does postjudgment interest start accruing in a case that’s been appealed: at the final judgment after appellate review or at the original, erroneous judgment? The Texas Supreme Court recently answered that question in favor of Tom Loose’s appellate clients.
If the decision went the other way, Loose noted, his clients would have been on the hook for interest that would have doubled a judgment rendered against them.
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