Donald Marston
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About Donald Marston
Donald Marston represents workers and accident victims in personal injury and workers' compensation cases throughout Delaware. He graduated from the University of Delaware in 1973 and earned his J.D. from Widener University School of Law in 1981. Before entering private practice, Don served as counsel to the Delaware Industrial Accident Board, giving him direct insight into how workers' compensation claims are evaluated by the state. He is admitted in Delaware and handles auto accidents, slip and fall, and workers' compensation cases. Delaware Today named him a Top Lawyer in Workers' Compensation in 2012 and 2017.
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Robert Pasquale secured a $2.39 million jury verdict for Cynthia Cowee after a truck struck her vehicle as she exited a Wilmington Country Club driveway onto Route 52, with the Delaware Supreme Court ultimately reinstating that award after the trial court had ordered a second trial.
Arthur Krawitz won a $1.775 million federal jury verdict for a 59-year-old ironworker who suffered spinal and wrist fractures after falling from open steel framing at a Delaware construction site where no fall protection had been provided. The jury added $500,000 on his wife's consortium claim, which the court later reduced on remittitur.
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