Camille Chantelle Walker

This endorsement addresses prejudgment interest, post-judgment interest, and costs following a trial where the Plaintiffs were awarded US$25,000,000.00.

The court determined the appropriate prejudgment interest rate based on the Plaintiffs' actual borrowing costs, the date for currency conversion from USD to CAD, and rejected the Insurer's arguments for tax adjustments.

The Plaintiffs were awarded partial indemnity costs and disbursements.

The Plaintiffs brought a motion to exclude the report and viva voce evidence of the defence expert, Dr. Revie, or alternatively, to limit his evidence to the four corners of his report.

The Plaintiffs argued that Dr. Revie's report constituted oath helping, was merely a critique, failed to comply with Rule 53.03(2.1), and did not meet the common law test for expert evidence admissibility.

The court dismissed the motion, finding that the report, despite some unfortunate wording, did not amount to oath helping in this context, went beyond mere critique, and met the common law admissibility requirements under *Mohan* and *White Burgess*.

The request to limit Dr. Revie's evidence was declined for a pre-trial ruling.