Prejudgment Interest Calculator video
Every invoice, payment and term read from the record, every rate rule quoted, and every defensible accrual date valued side by side before the partner chooses. 1:17
What the film shows
Computes prejudgment interest and damages schedules from the record, for litigators
Agents read every invoice, payment and term from the record, find the governing-law clause and the statutes, and compute interest by day to the cent. They value every defensible accrual date with its authority and draft the declaration; the partner chooses the position and the analyst certifies and signs.
Transcript
- Prejudgment Interest Calculator computes interest and damages schedules from the record, for litigators.
- Every state has its own rate, start date and compounding rule.
- Fourteen unpaid invoices, two payments: every date read and cited to its page.
- The contract chooses New York law: nine percent a year, simple.
- Each invoice accrues from its own due date, day by day.
- Moving the start from the demand date to the date of breach adds over four hundred twelve thousand dollars.
- Both sit side by side with their authority; the partner picks.
- The schedule ties to the client's ledger to the cent.
- The declaration cites every figure, and the analyst signs.
- Two point four seven million dollars of interest, all cited, in hours.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.