Who wouldn’t want to “own a piece” of the Las Vegas strip?

Especially in partnership with two big-name companies—the MGM Grand hotel and casino operator, and Turnberry, one of America’s premier real estate developers.

It seemed like a golden investment opportunity. And it was—for MGM and Turnberry. But not for the hundreds of small investors seduced into buying units in the gambling mecca’s first condo-hotel project.

While the MGM-Turnberry giant reaps huge profits the individual unit-owners are losing thousands of dollars—month after month. And they’re “not going to take it any more.”

An ever-growing number of them have banded together in a ground-breaking lawsuit charging that MGM-Turnberry fraudulently induced them to buy—as investment securities—units at the property now known as “The Signature at MGM Grand.”

This is their story. It’s a story that is already getting attention in local, national and international media including such prestigious publications as the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.

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