So, what is new with the Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii case? Not much really. I have no idea why, but the number of people reading this blog has reached new levels over the past weeks. The most popular post being "Pro Solar Hawaii does not know how to read an architect plan I think" and "A journal of dealing with Pro Solar Hawaii from a ripped off customer" The sudden spike in readers is clearly a good thing.
What else is new? My complaint to RICO is moving along. I understand they are getting ready to put my complaint in front of a council. Has taken 5 years but its all good. I am confident that Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii is not going to like the outcome of this. I feel good that there is some agreement with me that Ryan Thompson d.b.a. Pro Solar Hawaii did not do things as they should be done.
Back in Feb. there was a hearing on a Better Business Bureau of Hawaii motion to be removed from the case. I found it interesting that the actual attorney that filed the motion was not the attorney representing the BBB in court. I honestly didn't know it could be done this way. I really thought the attorney that signed the motion had to appear in court.
The plaintiff Ryan Thompson was not in court. It was only a hearing on a motion. Besides, he's only the one to bring the lawsuit. That is why he is the plaintiff. It's not important really. <~ sarcasm
I guess one could assume he couldn't make it to court because he could not afford the money for petrol to drive over. I dunno. I do know Ryan was not in court, but for his lawyer. who oddly had no position in the matter. Really? You have no position to weather you have to sue the BBB as well as me? That seems odd.
I would have to be tied up to keep me away. Lol I'm in it to win it. Besides, if you were paying for someone to argue your position for you, don't ya wanna see what you are getting first hand? Maybe that's just me?
The Better Business Bureau of Hawaii's position was that they were not sued correctly. I don't understand the legal argument or law behind their position.
I, through my lawyer, filed an objection to the BBB's motion. I believe that they should not be removed because it is their website Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii says he lost a contract because of my complaint published for all to read.
I did file a complaint to the BBB. That complaint was published on the BBB website along with 2 other complaints. I have no control over what the BBB published to their website.
The judge seemed to agree with my position in the matter. He denied the BBB motion.
There is no question now that the BBB and I are both being sued by Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii. I am certainly open to working with the Better Business Bureau of Hawaii against Pro Solar Hawaii's lawsuit.
I have a very strong feeling at this point that Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii knows full well they are going to lose their case. I have also provided evidence to him that will prove my lawsuit against him is a slam dunk win for me.
If I were considering using Ryan Thompson dba Pro Solar Hawaii at this point, I would definitely hold off on hiring them as they may not even have a contractor's license when RICO gets done or, that they may not even be able to stay open after I win my case. Better safe than sorry.
