O Aldon James

The deal with the Attorney General's office settles a $1.75M lawsuit over James' club mismanagement.

Ex-president O. Aldon James has to be out of his National Arts Club apartment by July 31.

Rev. Tom Pike, former rector of the Calvary-St. George's Church, is the National Arts Club's president.

James sued Warshaw Hardware for $10 million after it changed the locks to his apartments.

The New York appeals court reversed a ruling nixing the National Arts Club's expulsion of Aldon James.

The former president of the National Arts Club watched Tuesday's board meeting from a basement.

With an appeal pending, an appellate court issued a stay on a ruling that overturned Aldon James' ouster.

National Arts Club president Dianne Bernhard said an investigation is close to ending.

The National Arts Club began an eviction hearing Monday for Aldon James, but he was a no-show.

Aldon James told National Arts Club members he'll be "validated," as he gears up for the Jan. 23 hearing.

Aldon James owes the National Arts Club millions, according to a countersuit the club filed Wednesday.

O. Aldon James will face the National Arts Club board on Jan. 23 in a hearing debating his eviction.

The National Arts Club's board opted to pass on a deal offered last week by a Manhattan Supreme Court that would have put an end to the litigation with former president O. Aldon James in exchange for letting him keep his apartment and potentially run for president again.

The legal war between the National Arts Club and its former president O. Aldon James could end as soon as next week if both parties agree to terms set forth by a judge on Wednesday.

O. Aldon James lost his presidency of the National Arts Club in June after 25 years. Now, he's losing his cheap apartment there.