Even if trial is set, it will not prevent an order to dismiss.

Yes you may have a case. Review the documents on how to submit to arbitration. Also, look into class actions against this company.

Look into class actions against this company. Note, their contracts do not always require replacement.

I’m most circumstances, no. There may be rare circumstances where it is held to be notice or constructive notice.

Not if the defendant has answered.

File claim of exemption. File bankruptcy. Possibly challenge the judgment.

The documents and facts would need to be reviewed, but if the judges granted an extension, that would appear to provide there was no breach.

Consult with experienced probate attorneys in your state. Use the Avvo search tool to find an attorney. https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer

No. You can be there at the time and date, if it is a lawful subpoena. You should work this out in advance with the attorney.

Possibly. In some states, naturally found items will not warrant a lawsuit. There may also be a claim for misleading packaging. Due to the...