I suffered an injury on the job two years ago due to faulty equipment and being placed on the job with improper training.

Was replacing a coworker who suffered a heart attack and i had limited knowledge about the position and was the only option as a temporary replacement for the company. while working one morning one of the spoon hooks (an attachment to one of our overhead cranes) broke and a piece of it hit me in the shoulder shattering my radius and ulna and left a gouge in my shoulder to where skin had to be grafted. Also received bone implants and titanium to hold the bones together in my arm. I actually healed fairly well considering what was initially assumed from the injury. Did physical therapy for a few months and was determined to have about a 2.5% total body disability (some ability for movement was lost in my arm). But the main question is, if I were to file suit, what amount of compensation would i expect? The company has always treated me well and better than the other employees, especially after the accident. So I really don't want to file a suit unless it is very significant.