There are no injuries and thus there are no viable legal claims beyond the cost of the product. .............

Unless you sustained injuries which required significant medical attention then you have no damages and thus no claims beyond the cost of the product.

I do not see that you've asked a question and you do recognize that as spam. You may wish to repost.

Absent any actual injuries you have no viable legal claims in my opinion. However, clearly this is unacceptable behavior and needs to be reported...

While I do not see a question here, I suggest that you continue to treat as necessary, document your injuries, and reach out to a local personal...

I agree with Mr. Petroskey. A key element of any case is damages and here you specifically say that you have none. As such, you have no claims.

There probably are some probate lawyers in New York who work on weekends but the only way to find someone is to call around.

Maybe but more information would be needed. So, just for example, how did the wet grass cause or contribute to your having broken your ankle? ...

In my opinion the first place to look is on the website of your local courthouse. Search for yourself and see if there are any lawsuits filed.

Yes you can fight this and you should. However, your odds of success would be vastly improved if you were to hire a local traffic law attorney. ...