John R. Luongo v. Micharel A. Luongo Jr.

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• \penalizes defendants because ... interest rates on relatively safe investments will typically ride several percentage points above the rate of inflation\
• “penalizes defendants because . .. interest rates on relatively safe investments will typically ride several percentage points above the rate of inflation”
• “As evidence becomes available that the next 20 or 30 years will not be like the past 20 or 30 years, then the Feldman [real interest rate] approach is less helpful.”
• “In those instances where the substantive law permits a court to award pre-judgment interest, the court must discount the damage figure back to the date of the event, i.e. injury or death, and may award pre-judgment interest for the period between the event and judgment.”

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