We cannot say how much money you might collect in a Walmart accident injury claim until we talk to you and investigate the situation. However, these are some of the damages you could recover:

• Lost income: People often miss work because of medical treatments and healing after a significant injury. If you did not earn your regular income during that time, you have an economic loss. People who receive wages, salary, self-employment income, retirement contributions, or other benefits or income could recover their lost pay.
• Reduced earning capacity: You might have ongoing impairment from your injuries that prevents you from making as much money as before the accident. Chronic pain or a loss of function could mean that you must take a lower-paying position or work fewer hours.
• Medical bills: The reasonable cost of the medical services you needed to treat your injuries is usually compensable. These can include an ambulance ride, emergency department visit, hospitalization, doctor’s visits, diagnostic tests such as x-rays, rehabilitation, and prescription drugs.
• Long-term care: If you suffered a catastrophic injury like spinal cord damage or a traumatic brain injury, you might lose the ability to live independently. You might need to live in a long-term care facility if you need daily assistance with medical treatments and personal care because of your injuries.
• Pain and suffering: The payment of your medical expenses does not cover the mental trauma and physical anguish you endured. A personal injury lawyer from our firm can determine the value of this noneconomic loss.

Our injury lawyers can investigate the circumstances of your Walmart accident and determine your eligibility for additional types of compensation.