In Halo Electronics, Inc. v. Pulse Elecctronics, Inc., [2016-2006](May 26, 2017), the Federal Circuit dismissed Pulse’s appeal from the district court’s decision awarding prejudgment interest because it lacked jurisdiction.

The Federal Circuit said that the Order that Pulse appealed from could not be a final order because the district court never resolved the parties’ dispute regarding the date from which to begin calculating prejudgment
interest or set the amount of prejudgment interest to be awarded to Halo.  As a result, there is no final decision because the district court has not “determine[d], or specif[ied] the means for determining the amount” of prejudgment interest.