Comedian Tracy Morgan may never work again after accident

Comedian Tracy Morgan may never work again after accident

Scarred for life: Morgan, pictured mid-July, is still undergoing treatment for injuries to his brain, including daily speech, cognitive, vocational and physical therapies
Tracy Moran recovering after injury,Doctors and his lawyers say he may never perform again.
Tracy Morgan might have a huge price to pay for the accident which almost took his life.He may never be able to do one of the things he loves most again-performing!
Tracy Morgan may never perform again, as a result of the injuries he sustained in a deadly accident earlier this year, his lawyer has said.
The 45-year-old Morgan,suffered serious injuries in a collision with an allegedly exhausted Walmart truck driver, who slammed into his limo bus on the New Jersey turnpike in June.
Fellow comedian James McNair was killed in the crash as he and others were accompanying the former Saturday Night Live-star back from a show in Delaware.
Morgan spent several weeks in rehab with rib and leg injuries, but is still undergoing treatment for injuries to his brain, including daily speech, cognitive, vocational and physical therapies.
The 30 Rock star's lawyer, Benedict Morelli, said 'The jury’s still out' on whether Morgan will ever be able to perform again.
'The doctors don’t know the answer. I don’t know the answer,' he added, according to the New York Post.
Morgan and several other passengers are suing Walmart, who responded to the suit on Monday by claiming the comedian and his friends are to blame for their injuries.
In a statement issued Tuesday, Morgan responded: 'I can't believe Walmart is blaming me for an accident they caused.'
Morgan says he felt like he had to respond publicly to Walmart's latest effort, and went on to say that he and his friends did noting wrong in the accident. 

Bentonville, Arkansas-based Walmart Stores Inc. said in their Monday court filing that the passengers' injuries were caused by their 'failure to properly wear an appropriate available seat belt restraint device,' which it says constitutes unreasonable conduct.
If they had been wearing a restraint, Walmart argues that 'all or a portion of the injuries could have been diminished or minimized.'
An attorney representing Morgan and the other plaintiffs hasn't commented.
Walmart didn't respond to claims that their driver, Kevin Roper, hadn't slept in more than 24 hours before the crash.
The company did admit though that Morgan and his friends' injuries 'may have been caused by third parties over whom Walmart had no control.' 
After the deadly crash, Roper was charged with causing the accident. Investigators believe he was dozing off behind the wheel in the moments before the collision and didn't see the traffic ahead of him until it was too late.
'[The] driver failed to observe slow-moving traffic ahead,' New Jersey State Police Sgt. First Class Gregory Williams said. 'He observed at the last minute -- just prior to impact -- the limo bus carrying Morgan and his party.'

Shattered glass: A view of the battered limo bus after the accident 
The limo bus carrying Morgan and his party after the crash.
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