I don't see how you can prevail, but if you can afford to pay a lawyer to pursue this, best of luck. I don't see any lawyer taking this on a...

Based on your own description this is all on you.

I assume you mean warranty and not warrant. It is still valid.

Not sure how we would know. Call your carrier.

Depends on your retainer. And she may disagree with what you think she has done.

Her version of events are likely very different. If charged, get a lawyer.

A subpoena can only be issued if there is an active lawsuit.

Yes I can. Two rules. Shut up (stay off the Internet) and Lawyer up.

Probably not, but an attorney would have to read the entire contract to give you a definite answer.

Anyone can sue. I doubt you have a meritorious claim based on what you wrote but speak to a local employment lawyer.