No. The attorney may not waive privilege. Only the client can do so.

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It is unclear from your post what type of claim it is you wish to pursue. You may wish to repost with additional details and some context.

No. Absent severe injuries requiring medical attention you would not have damages to support any legal action.

It appears that Nebraska is one of the very few states where you are not considered an adult until you turn 19.

Communication between an attorney and their client is privileged.

Ask the judge in the criminal case to order the thief to pay restitution.

Indeed, what could you sue them for? You have no injuries so no claims.

Your question is unclear. You may wish to repost with additional context and details.

Obtain medical attention if needed and then consult with a local personal injury attorney.