Jones and Meyer’s Kranker-taxpayer funded eviction attorney
Aircombat USA had filed a 500 million dollar lawsuit against the city of Fullerton alleging everything this guy has been trained for. Yes the city of Fullerton has got their man.
“In his more than 25-year career, Mr. Kranker has tried cases involving personal injuries, premises liability, breach of contract and landlord/tenant issues. Mr. Kranker has represented municipal clients in matters involving, breach of contract, premises liability, eminent domain, inverse condemnation, violations of Government Code…..”
Michael Blackstone, owner of AIRCOMBAT USA has his man too, and in spite of the allegations brought by Mr. Blackstone of lies, dirty tricks and corrupt dealings dealt him by the City of Fullerton, its employees and its agents, Blackstone and his attorney continue to clear the hurdles to bring this $500 million dollar lawsuit closer to a trial that is either going to send Michael Blackstone packing or bankrupt the City of Fullerton, and possibly even get some city employees fired.
Without evening opening the door to Kranker, the Judge posted his findings on the door with no furthur discussion allowed. Yesterday, the judge ruled that the show must go on. The lawsuit that has actually been strengthened thanks to the deception of Jones and Meyer, and with its ammended complaints, was ordered to continue its eventual trajectory into the docket.
Kranker and Ivy and the cast of characters over at Jones and Meyer have one more chance to derail this alleged trainwreck that city employees allegedly engineered from the getgo. It all depends on whether the judge rules that a demurrer to the complaint will terminate the lawsuit or if the judge overrules it.
If he overrules it and the court allows the claim or case to proceed, that means that all those that have had a hand in the actions that Mr. Blackstone’s alleges will take the stand.
Ivy Tsai- attorney for Jones and Meyer
Don Hoppe Fullerton Public Works Director
Fullerton City Attorney Dick Jones
Former Fullerton City manager Joe Felz
Fullerton Airport Manager Brandon Oreilly (L) and La Habra narcotics officer Doug Sims (R) owner of Hangar 21 Helicopters
Air Combat USA’s Michael Blackstone
We will keep you posted.
#1 by Anonymous on February 15, 2018 - 8:40 pm
Yea, just a formality. Blackstone had to revise his complaint once his dumbass attorney was told you can’t sue a city for punitive damages. Once he figured that out they decided to sue the airport manager for the punitive damages. The judge simply agreed to allow Blackstone to amend his complaint. That doesn’t mean the judge is saying the case has merit to go to trial. Anyone who knows the slightest bit about civil litigation knows this means nothing. The next thing that will happen is that the city will respond to the revised complaint and then a hearing will be set to decide if the case goes to trial and we all know it has virtually zero chance of going to trial. It’s simple contract law. 90% of what is in the complaint is pure drama. It’s a joke and the attorney who wrote it should be embarrassed. This will all be behind us soon unless Blackstone appeals the judges decision to dismiss the case. Going to start getting very expensive to do that and based on the pure number of lawsuits against Blackstone, he is going to have to choose his battles wisely or he will be buried in legal fees. Actually he probably already is.