I’m an arbitrator but not for AAA. They have a good reputation. If you have substantial claim you should have a professional handle it.

In general, objections not timely raised are waived. (But apparently this evidence has not been offered yet).

Did you buy "as is"? Did you get any warranty? Best bet might be to take your paperwork to a lawyer to get advice.

Any motion or appeal would need to be filed by your counsel unless you first discharge counsel so you can proceed pro se (which I am NOT...

If there was actual fraud then you may have remedies. If you’re serious about trying to resurrect your case see an appellate lawyer ASAP. Delay...

I’m not aware of any restriction that arbitration would place on a party in terms of providing information about a further employee. You can see if...

We are not permitted to solicit you for your business. However Avvo has a Find a Lawyer function to find appellate lawyers in your area. I would...

You could look into “bailments.” But if you have a way to get your stuff I’d get your stuff and move on without having to figure out what case to...

Your best bet, in terms of happiness, stress AND a favorable outcome in the case itself, is to get a good lawyer and follow her or his instructions.

I agree with my colleagues: they have no obligation to hire you. Better to put that energy . . . into applying elsewhere.