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For plaintiff Attorney Thad Martin, practicing law is a “24/7” enterprise. It’s been that way for this high-profile lawyer since he first interned for Pierce County’s largest law firm.

“It’s almost like I take a break from work to live a regular life,” Thad quipped during a recent interview in his University Place office. “I will do whatever it takes for my clients…..staying up all night, working all weekend, living and breathing every case.”

 

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Wrongful Death

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A “wrongful death” claim may be brought any time a person’s death was due to another party’s negligence.

A claim for wrongful death can be filed against another individual, any government agency, school district, group or company. Wrongful death claims are complicated; however, when a loved one’s death is caused due to another’s negligence, the family has the right to be compensated for their loss. A claim for wrongful death may include compensation for the following:

1.Any and all medical expenses incurred;

2.Compensation for the loss of support and future income;

3.Reimbursement for any future services normally provided to you by the person who has died;

4.Reimbursement for loss of consortium, meaning a spouse or child’s right to the companionship, help and affection from the deceased; or

5.Punitive damages (if the negligence was found to be intentional or criminal).