Walmart is the single largest private employer in the world by a wide margin. In the United States alone, they employ over 1.5 million associates, which is higher than the population of 11 states in the country. In any company that requires lots of moving parts there is the potential for workplace injury. The nature of Walmart means that they will carry any product you can imagine, which means people, products and machinery are constantly being moved from warehouse to truck to store. This much movement means that there are plenty of potentially hazardous situations. In the unfortunate circumstance that you are injured while working at Walmart you should consider consulting an attorney to file a workers’ compensation claim. How an Attorney Can Help A legal battle against Walmart can present you with a real David and Goliath scenario. Having an attorney at your side can help level the playing field. A Workers’ compensation attorney can help you begin the claims process, navigate the workers’ compensation timeline, and ensure you earn fair compensation. This leaves you to focus on the most important thing – recovery. More Specific Questions About Your Walmart Workers’ Compensation Claim Your attorney will be able to answer any additional questions you have along the way. For now, here are some FAQs about your Walmart workers’ compensation claim: Can I file a claim if I am a Walmart* part-time employee? Can I file a claim for Walmart* workers' compensation for frostbite? I Hurt My Back While Working At Walmart Will I be fired if I was injured at Walmart? What is the average Walmart* workers’ compensation claim? What Should I Do If My Walmart Claim is Denied? What Should I Do If I Am Hurt Working at Walmart? Who do I contact at Walmart* to file a workers' compensation claim? *The content of this article serves only to provide information and should not be construed as legal advice. If you file a claim against Walmart, or any other party, you may not be entitled to any compensation.
