I do not see a legal question. Soliciting or referring business in responses here is prohibited by both sides. Use the find a lawyer page to find...

It’s unclear whether you have a case personally but you should make a complaint with the regulatory authorities.

It appears you owe them the money, so you get them to stop by paying it or settling wouh them. You were happy to sign it instead of getting...

If you have a $2500 deductible, that is just how it is. You can sue the person who caused the damage.

Just turn it over to your auto insurance and tell them what you told us

With very unusual exception, you would need to file a lawsuit against the defendant and then subpoena the records.

Let your insurance company handle it.

The sixty day notice is required to be in writing.

It does not appear that you have asked a question. If it is related to the terms of your warranty you will need to have an attorney review it.

Ask the court clerk that assigned the date. I don’t even know what court house you are in, and attorneys cannot appear in small claims court (eg...