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[i]An attorney for the Otero family, Mica Nguyen Worthy, told Ars that she has asked NASA for "in excess of $80,000" for non-insured property damage loss, business interruption damages, emotional and mental anguish damages, and the costs for assistance from third parties. "We intentionally kept it very reasonable because we did not want it to appear to NASA that my clients are seeking a windfall," Worthy said. The family has not filed a lawsuit against NASA, at least not yet. Worthy said she has been having productive conversations with NASA legal representatives. She said the Otero family wants to be made whole for their losses, but also to establish a precedent for future victims. "This is truly the first legal claim that is being submitted for recovery for damages related to space debris," Worthy said. "How NASA responds will, in my view, be foundational for how future claims are handled. This is really changing the legal landscape."[/i]
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