Sometime last month, The Walker family went to a CVS to fill a prescription for eye drops. According to the Lawsuit, the Walkers were given ear drops instead. Due to this mix-up, Mr. Walker was temporarily blinded for an unspecified amount of time and permanently damaged vision. The Walkers are accusing CVS Pharmacy Inc of negligence are suing for the amount of $300,000. According to the families petition, “Mr. Walker was a proud man. He already had compromised vision. Because defendants error, Mr. Walker was unable to perform his normal activities at his previous level since the error.” On top of this, the Texas couple is accusing CVS of failing to turn over Mr. Watler’s medical records. They claim they made the initial request and then three more follow-ups after that.

Affected by A Companies Negligence?

If a major corporation has taken advantage of your trust, you need an attorney. Negligence is a serious matter and if you feel like you have been a victim of negligence, you should contact a law firm experienced in fighting for the people to protect them form big corporate interests. The Law Giant, Personal Injury & Accident Lawyers is an experienced law firm who will be able to fight to get you the compensation you deserve. Contact The Texas Law Giant for your free consultation at our office phone number or reach out to us online.

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