The damage was allegedly caused as a result of the two buildings– the Arlington Club and Aero Club – being built without anyseparation between them, such that when the separation wasattempted, some chunks of the Arlington Club came down along withthe Aero Club. That occurred in November 1997, and after athree-month work stoppage, lawyers for both sides struck andagreement in February 1998 that allegedly included a provision forParamount paying for repairs to the Arlington Club - and anyattorney fees - shortly after the hotel was completed. The hotelhas been substantially complete for about a year now, however, andthe Arlington Club says no payment has been received, says MillerNash attorney and Arlington Club member Dennis Rawlinson.

"We'd just like to have the 925 Park folks live up to their endof the bargain," Rawlinson tells GlobeSt. "There have been no newdevelopments (since the lawsuit was filed), but I remainoptimistic."