If a liability case is appealed and lost, the insurer will pay the interest on the judgment accruing during the appeal.

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In liability cases, if an appeal is lost, the insurer is typically responsible for paying the interest on the judgment that accrues during the period of the appeal, as part of their obligation to cover the insured's liabilities under the policy terms.

If a Liability Case Is Appealed and Lost, the Insurer