Meeting

Why isn't Bob planning a meeting with all students as promised. Doesn't he owe us at least a word?

Beware of LAWYERS! Free Advice....

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Jury verdict reporting services are also available to check an attorney's most recent record of courtroom successes. A jury verdict reporter details the results of cases and provides information concerning lawyers, the particular facts of cases, testifying experts, and the result, usually on a regional, statewide and national basis. Do not expect to find the right lawyer by calling a local bar association. These are voluntary organizations designed to serve the needs of attorneys and they do not wish to alienate any of their members. When talking with a lawyer ask these questions you'll get an idea of his intentions and qualifications:

• How bad is it?
• How soon do I have to do something?
• Have you done this before?
• Are there any options?
• What are the odds of getting it fixed?
• At what price?
• When will it be done?
• Who is going to do the work?
• When can you get started?

If you think you have found the right lawyer, you will want a written fee agreement. Unless you sign a written fee agreement at the outset, the probability of your having an amicable conclusion to your relationship is zero. Ask for a copy of the attorney's fee agreement. As with all documents, make sure that you understand it fully before you sign it. No reputable attorney will pressure you to accept a fee agreement on the spot.==An advice from someone who has dealt with lawyers in a very similar case==

Key Bank Proposal

Gulfstream has received a request from Key Bank for a training proposal of twenty students due to start in August. Gulfstream will respond by the end of this week. Others flight schools include RAA, Aussie Air and ATP.

1. Aussie Air: http://www.aussie-air.com
2. ATP : http://www.atpflightschool.com
3. RAA : http://flight-schools.raajobs.com/
4. Gulfstream : http://www.gulfstreamacademy.com

Poll-Comments

What better fits your needs?

• A legal action against Tab Express
• A legal action against Key Bank
• A legal action against both Key Bank and Tab Express
• I just need a refund
• Will accept Key Bank proposal upon review
• Other

Please post your comment and explain what you chose.

TAB EXPRESS KING AIRs Ownership

A/C Reg.===>Registered Owner

N115PA=====>APA Enterprises Inc., 3511 Silverside Rd Ste 105, Wilmington, De 19810
N31SN=== ==>Safeflight Inc., 3511 Silverside Rd Ste 100, Wilmington, De 19810
N55FY=== ==>APA Enterprises Inc., 1311 Silverside Rd Ste 105, Wilmington, De 19810
N623AW====>HDH Aviation Corp., 3511 Silverside Rd, Wilmington, De 19810
N526RR=== =>HDH Aviation Corp., 3511 Silverside Rd, Wilmington, De 19810
N435A =====>APA Enterprises Inc., 3511 Silverside Rd Ste 105, Wilmington, De 19810

Four groups

As far as I know, we are divided in four groups: three groups are seeking legal action - litigation class action - and one group willing to continue training. Two of the three on legal action have no more than five students if I'm not mistaken. Some of us are still undecided, waiting for the best opportunity to arise.

UPDATE
Key Bank Senior Vice-President Dale A. Clayton will be in town till Friday. You may meet him at the Holiday Inn in person to discuss your personal position or their offer regarding additional funds to continue your education. Remember, you're under no obligation to sign anything or agree with them unless you're OK with it. You have the right to consult your attorney if you wish to do so.