madison plaza造句

• Madison Plaza currently stands as the 36th-tallest building in the city.
• Still, the Madison Plaza partnership worsened, and the buildings are now in foreclosure.
• Their complaint in the class action does not name the Strasser entities or the Madison Plaza partnership.
• But some investors in the partnership, Madison Plaza Associates, were perplexed by the offer's terms.
• The Madison Plaza general partner, Edward Strasser, also said the deal was nothing more than an effort to help investors.
• Madison Plaza was designed with a " sawtooth edge ", and incorporates six corners onto the southeast face of the building.
• Linklater said that a letter from the firm formally withdrawing its offer and explaining the reasons would soon be sent to Madison Plaza investors.
• But the problems with Baker & McKenzie's offer to the Madison Plaza investors go well beyond ethics, legal experts said.
• The firm offered earlier this month to represent investors in the partnership, Madison Plaza Associates, in filing claims to a settlement fund established in October.
• And Madison Plaza, a 1984 deal that invested in a group of buildings at Madison Avenue and 42d Street in Manhattan, is among the most complex.
• But if investors later had their claims settled-- even with another lawyer-- they would still owe fees to Baker & McKenzie and the Madison Plaza general partner.
• While Baker & McKenzie was apparently uncomfortable with the terms of the final offer, Linklater said that the original plan to offer legal representation to Madison Plaza investors was valid.
• In Madison Plaza, " there are serious legal issues and tax issues involved, and some investors would want to have the assistance of a lawyer in filing their claim ."
• A class-action suit on behalf of Madison Plaza investors was filed in 1991, naming Prudential, the partnership, the original general partners, entities controlled by Strasser, and others as defendants.
• He said that since most of the Madison Plaza investors have already chosen to participate in the class action, which is pending, they cannot qualify for a settlement in a separate claim to the regulatory fund.
• Under the agreement, Baker & McKenzie says it will represent investors in the Madison Plaza partnership in making claims to the compensation fund established by Prudential in a settlement of fraud charges last October with state and federal securities regulators.
• In one of the more extreme examples of misconduct alleged by Kelly, the quarterback charged that the agency, owned and run by Greg Lustig and A . J . Faigin, invested his money in a real estate partnership called Madison Plaza.
• The article also reported questions about whether Baker & McKenzie would be able to recover any money for most of the Madison Plaza investors, many of whom are participating in a class action filed in U . S . District Court in San Diego.
• While the claims process established through the October settlement is generally intended to be simple enough not to require a lawyer, Pollack, the claims administrator, said it would be understandable that investors in complex tax-shelter investments like Madison Plaza might want one.
• On Aug . 12, the proposal from Baker & McKenzie-- suggesting investors apply to the regulators'settlement fund with representation from the firm-- was mailed with a second letter from Strasser to all Madison Plaza investors, including those suing the entities he controls.