"Almost" means nothing in th eyes of the law. One must prove actual damages. Ask for repairs under the warranty or can try to sue for civil fraud...

Sure but it will cost you a lot of money to do so. You'd have to pay a large retainer and prove their negligence.

Stop using the product and seek a refund. Without medical care there is no case.

If you were injured hire a lawyer. If not make a claim against the other person's insurance co. An estimate should be free.

Contact your imsurance co. It's your fault so you owe.

Better have a criminal defense attorney on stand by if you are arrested.

Sorry but unless you had specialty insurance it will be based on blue book value.

Sorry to hear that. Please note that unless you ate it, got sick and received medical attention there really is no case worth handling. "Almost"...

Fault will likely be apportioned. Let the insurance companies fight it out.

Unless you suffered and injury and received medical treatment its not a case. Seek a refund.