Adobe has crippled my ability to work at Disney by violating its terms of service. Help!

I need help, I’m at the end of my rope with Adobe and I’m about to call a lawyer as adobe is in violation of its own terms and service. 

To make a long story short:

I work in Hollywood with film Directors on the studio lot. I use an perpetual version of photoshop because I use custome scripts Ive created over the years specifically for film production. Last week, I swapped out a CPU on my workstation which in turn, somehow deleted my photoshop activation. *important to note, the computer and all other software apps on my workstation are still running fine, but adobe refuses to allow me to register my photoshop saying "I should have deactivated my photoshop before i swapped out me CPU. "

...No where in the documentation does it say I should have deactivated PS before swapping out a CPU. It simply states that I need to deactivate if I move to a new workstation. THIS IS THE SAME WORKSTATION and amounts to them stealing my property and 

....yet their customer service rep rudely interrupts and repeats "you should have read the terms of service" over and over again. I've never dealt with such an absolutely rude and insulting customer service in my life. They tell me to wait a few days and they will get back to me. They never do.  After 48hrs passes I call them back, I can literally hear them breathing in the phone (weird) ..then they hung up on me ..multiple times in a row before finally taking my call. 

A little background: I used to contribute to Adobe's beta program giving them insight from a film production viewpoint. I speak at large creator events that are sponsored by Adobe and have presented in front of thousands of artists / Adobe customers.  I teach as well … I'm on the board of directors at an art school in Hollywood using adobe products. None of has even been a consideration by Adobe. Not in the least. (Not that it should I suppose)

I've always been a huge proponent of Adobe. I do have subscriptions with them - I just need to hold on to my older versions for the custom film production tools my company has developed. 

My point is that I am a long-time Adobe power user working at Disney and Adobe has wrongfully stopped my ability to do my job this week. .. and they’re hiding behind a false interpretation of the terms of service to justify refusing to unlock my software I purchased. 

My question is this: Who can I contact at adobe that isn’t a person just reading a prewritten script and dismissing a legitimate claim? Has anyone successfully gone through legal channels to get Adobe to follow its own terms of service? (Im starting me search for legal channels today) Lastly, Im looking for influencers and like-minded people who are fed up with Adobe operating in shady abusive ways that are affecting our ability to make an honest living. 

I’ll be posting this on every adobe forum I can find on the web and social media, as well as creating some videos explaining my situation. I am also booked to speak at an big art conference next month and am in the process of  creating a new anti-adobe presentation for the audience. I’m just so frustrated with companies like this making it harder and harder to put food on my family’s table.