The Colorado Court of Appeals denied the appeal of a doctor who argued that the district court's entry of judgment on the jury's award of damages for pre-majority medical expenses to the plaintiff was incorrect.

In a Nov. 2 opinion, a division of the Court of Appeals rejected Dr. Peter Bianco's contention that the district court should have computed prefiling, prejudgment interest on the jury's award of pre-majority medical expenses to the minor plaintiff, Alexander Rudnicki, from the date the Colorado Supreme Court decided Rudnicki v. Bianco, which abolished the common law rule precluding minors from recovering that category of damages, rather than from the date of injury, which was when Alexander was born in 2005.