Can I sue a dealership who sold me a car where the tire fell off within a month of driving it off lot?
Your remedy is to have the insurance company pay for repairs.
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Your remedy is to have the insurance company pay for repairs.
In my opinion you do not have any viable legal claims against Google.
Unless you sustained injuries requiring medical attention you do not have any damages beyond the cost of the product.
I do not see a question here. You should file a police report and then a claim with your homeowners / renters insurance.
I suggest that you retain counsel and speak only to them. Post nothing further on the internet / social media.
This appears to be a duplicate question. Unless the laws in CT are vastly different from other states the answer is yes.
Your remedy is to file a claim with your own insurance company.
Yes. That is exactly how tickets are issued in the vast majority of such cases.
I have moved your question to the Trust Law section for better review. However, I want to correct one statement you make regarding the amount you...
No. Not until you turn 18 and are considered legally an adult.