Apple employee dropped my macbook pro what do i do?!

of course...

The warranty status doesn't matter since it doesn't cover accidental damage. The warranty only covers manufacturing defects.

The Apple employee or his employer is responsible for repairing your damaged MBP. They are not going to replace it since it's over a year old and no longer worth anywhere near what you paid for it.

If they dont replace it you should be able to file a small-claims lawsuit covering criminal damage to property if they or the individual who dropped it does not pay. This depends on the extent of the damage though, but if they dropped it and it's not working then you've got every right to have them replace it.

Did this happen in your presence? If not, any witnesses?

How did this become "criminal" damage? Did I miss something in the thread where the Apple employee intentionally threw the laptop on the ground?

There are other questions that need to be answered, like the question that has already been asked about witnessing the drop. Did the OP talk to the manager of the store. Was the laptop functional at the time? What kind of laptop is this and how old is it?

There will be fees involved in filing a lawsuit and the court will want to see evidence that the injured party tried administrative remedies before accepting the case. It may cost more than it would be worth. If this is an old model laptop Apple could offer a reasonable amount for the computer if they do not have one available to replace it with.

And of course Apple could just repair it, something that it more likely than an entire replacement unless the damage is extensive. As deggie said, there's a lot of information lacking for anyone here to make a real judgement, but the OP's recourse is back to the store manager, if this happened in an Apple Store, or to the employee's supervisor if not.