Geltzer v. Artists Marketing Corp. (In Re Cassandra Group)

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• utilizing New York’s interest rate, finding that New York state courts award prejudgment interest for a claim of tortious conduct, including fraudulent conveyance
• “To fully and fairly compensate Cassandra's creditors for their loss—not only of $300,000 that was fraudulently conveyed to the Defendants, but of the use of that money since the date of the demand—the Trustee should be permitted to recover prejudgment interest.”
• “To fully and fairly compensate Cassandra’s creditors for their loss—not only of $300,000 that was fraudulently conveyed to the Defendants, but of the use of that money since the date of the demand—the Trustee should be permitted to recover prejudgment interest.”
• “To fully and fairly compensate Cassandra's creditors for their loss—not only of $300,000 that was fraudulently conveyed to the Defendants, but of the use of that money since the date of the demand—the Trustee should be permitted to recover prejudgment interest.”
• “To fully and fairly compensate Cassandra's creditors for their loss—not only of $300,000 that was fraudulently conveyed to the Defendants, but of the use of that money since the date of the demand—the Trustee should be permitted to recover prejudgment interest.”
• “To fully and fairly compensate Cassandra's creditors for their loss—not only of $300,000 that was fraudulently conveyed to the Defendants, but of the use of that money since the date of the demand—the Trustee should be permitted to recover prejudgment interest.”

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