So sorry to hear about your situation. You can press charges (assault and battery—see link below to California law). You can also bring civil...

Sorry about your situation. I don't see a legal question here, especially one that belongs in this section. Consider contacting a local attorney if...

It's not illegal, generally speaking. But consider reviewing the following advice on this and related issues from many of my learned friends....

Yes. But consider reviewing the following advice on this issue from other of my learned friends....

Consider documenting each time this happens (with the help of a friend capturing the moments on video) and then suing Walmart in small claims court.

You suffered an injury and you are getting treatment under the workers' compensation system within a Medical Provider Network (MPN). Most employers...

In theory, the employee's exclusive remedy is to file for workers' compensation claim against the employer for any "injuries" and the employee must...

The applicable law is compensatory, not punitive. So as long as you have been made whole, based on what you've describe, I think you should...

Yes, she can press charges and you may be prosecuted. Whether you paid her back after-the-fact is actually irrelevant to the possible charges, but...

Of course, you can sue. Whether you win is a different case. Consider small claims court.