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About Joey DeMartin
Joey DeMartin is an attorney at Hardison & Cochran in North Carolina. His practice focuses primarily on workers' compensation, with additional work in personal injury, car/truck/motorcycle accidents, wrongful death, nursing home abuse, child care negligence, defective medical devices, dangerous drugs, mass torts, and Social Security disability.
DeMartin earned his Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Appalachian State University in 2015 and his Juris Doctor from Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law in 2018. He worked at Hardison & Cochran as a law student before joining as an associate following law school.
He was admitted to the North Carolina State Bar in 2019. He graduated with honors from Campbell Law and made the Dean's List during his first year of law school.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Hardison & Cochran
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A Johnston County jury awarded $3 million to commercial truck driver Keave Bayes after a log fell on him at a logging deck, and John Paul Godwin of Hardison and Cochran, with co-counsel Sanford Thompson, secured the full verdict.
A 4-3 North Carolina Supreme Court decision held that state employees cannot invoke sovereign immunity to block individual-capacity wrongful death claims, arising from the death of an NCSU maintenance worker killed by a pressurized refrigerant flange.
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