IME to 6 hours, including the administration of any standardized tests Dr. Hall wishes to have Plaintiff take. Morton, 1995 WL 819182 at 3, citing Tirado v. Erosa, 158 F.R.D. 294, 295-96 (S.D>N.Y. 1994). A limitation of 6 hours for the examination would allow even more time than the 4 hour limitatio

on. In the Court's view, prejudgment interest on the fraud claims is not appropriate under the circumstances presented here. See Bookworm, Inc. v. Tirado, 44 V.I. 300, 305 (V.I. Terr. Ct. 2002) (stating that the Virgin Islands' prejudgment interest statute "is not a proper mechanism for seeking preju