Case: Craig Wubben et al v. Ralph Kirkland, Ken Franklin Jr. and Legacy Grand Holdings
Case no: AAA32527Y0057709
Nine investors were deceptively told they were investing in a Holiday Inn and promised significant monthly revenue. The revenue was cut off two years later, the hotel went through a series of flag changes and now operates as a Baymont Inn & Suites.
May 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Case: Craig Wubben et al v. Ralph Kirkland, Ken Franklin Jr. and Legacy Grand Holdings
Case no: AAA32527Y0057709
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