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conclusively established that appellant was entitled to royalty payments under the
two contracts from January 1, 2007 until July 13, 2010. On August 25, 2009, the
date of entry of the original judgment, appellant was entitled to $2,471,929 in
royalty payments and prejudgment interest. Had appellant been paid the entire
amount on that date, he could have invested it and earned interest. Thus, awarding
appellant postjudgment interest on the entire amount merely compensated him for
the loss of use of those funds from the time they were awarded until the judgment
was satisfied. (See Westbrook v. Fairchild (1992) 7Chelsea Marketing: Expansion Fits With Beloved Building’s Past, But What About Chelsea’s Future?

Five years after the Chelsea Hotel was built, lending its name to what was then becoming a popular Gilded Age neighborhood for the city’s industrious class, the first New York Biscuit Company building began to take shape eight blocks south and one block west, in 1890.

From a series of red-brick bakeries rising six stories, New York Biscuit began to churn out the most famous sweet and savory crisps in the country. Eight years after the facilities opened, the competitors merged to form the National Biscuit Company, since known as Nabisco, and never looked back. By the 1920s, more than 22 buildings covering some 2 million square feet had been built.

The booming industry was good for business