American Fire Protection, Inc. v. Lewis

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• depending on circumstances, prejudgment interest may or may not be proper, but should be allowed where necessary to adequately compensate plaintiff
• “it is an appellant’s duty to justify his arguments of error with a proper record, which does not include mere assertions in his brief, or the trial court will be considered correct.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).