Load shift and damage!

Hello, I picked up an entire truckload of watermelons yesterday from northern Florida to northern Illinois to be delivered on Monday. they stacked the boxes of them on top of pallets two high. I was on I-75 northbound and out of nowhere a trucker up ahead blew a tire and started swerving therefore caused everyone to lockup the brakes. I was at a good distance but unfortunately it scared me because everyone started driving insane so I braked way harder than I should have and let off quickly, I pull a dry van 53'. Well, I check the load when I got to North Georgia and the top pallets in the front of the trailer went EVERYWHERE!!!! In my career which isn't very extensive yet, I have never had a damaged good except three individual bottles of Crisco once. It was marked on the BOL and I never heard anything about it from dispatch or my bosses. I work for a small company with about 30 trucks. My question is, what is going to happen when I deliver this load on Monday? How many people have experience with a damaged load and clearly a severely damaged load? Now it looks like I can get back there tomorrow during my reset and restack them but I'm sure there are quote a few that are a lost cause. Should I make an attempt to fix it or what? Also, as a side note I had straps on the back of the trailer but obviously that doesn't help the front. I attached the picture of the load BEFORE the disaster.

 

Thanks for the detailed reply. Yea, I never should have braked that hard I'm beating myself up over it because I'm better than that and am a very safe driver most times, I've dealt with way worse incidents on the road and handled it well but for some reason this one got me. A Schneider truck almost laid his truck over because he was much closer than I was. But anyways, I may try and fix what I can and leave what I cannot. I believe 6 pallets fell containing 45 melons each. It doesn't look like many melons themselves actually busted as they are very hard fruits. But ###### this isn't what I want to deal with. I know other guys in our company get entire pallets from time to time rejected and it's usually glass drinks like Starbucks or Pepsi products every so often but nothing that I have ever been responsible for. I wouldn't ever wanna do glass unless I got paid extra hahah