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Lawsuits are now being filed on behalf of Elmiron patients who suffered permanent retinal injuries and seek to recover money for physical and mental anguish, medical expenses and more. NEW YORK – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced today that he has filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court against Aldon James, the former president of the National Arts Club, for years of self-dealing and mismanagement that resulted in … Lawyer Said to Have Plotted to Oust Acting Attorney General, Confirming $20,000 Fee, Giuliani Says It Wasn't Him, Michigan Mega Millions ticket wins $1.05 billion jackpot, Biden apologizes to National Guard chief after 5,000 soldiers had to reportedly sleep in a DC parking garage with only one bathroom. The lawsuit came after an 18-month investigation, years of legal battles and the removal of James as president in 2011. Critics had accused James of being a compulsive hoarder because many of the items bought during shopping sprees at flea markets and Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries thrift shops were stored in space he controlled at the club. The suits allege that the drug is defective and unreasonably dangerous and was not adequately labeled to warn both patients and doctors of its risks. According to the lawsuit, LaPierre expensed more than $100,000 for his golf club membership, hundreds of thousands of dollars for a trip to Africa, and … According to the lawsuit, which also names as a defendant an individual “caddy master,” the National requires each member to take a caddy during every round of golf. Under the settlement, James and the others have to be out of their apartments by the end of July, can't contest being expelled from the club and are banned from serving as an officer, director or fiduciary at any New York nonprofit. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman sued O. Aldon James in September, saying James, his brother and an associate used more than a dozen apartments and other space at the club's Manhattan headquarters rent-free. By Sabina Mollot With a tumultuous, litigation-filled year almost behind them, the administrators at the National Arts Club are looking forward to a new start — one in which the focus is back on the arts. Tells dna: Former National Arts Club President O. Aldon James is suing a mom-and-pop hardware store for changing the locks to his apartments in the club’s Gramercy Park mansion during a battle over control of the club that led to his ouster.. Yummy right? A mom-and-pop hardware store is now caught up in the messy back-and-forth between Gramercy Park’s National Arts Club and former president O. Aldon James over his … The lawsuit filed this week by five Republicans who lost their bids for the U.S. or state House of Representatives — including former U.S. congressional candidates … NAC Artist Fellow Brea Souders’ exhibition "End of the Road” is currently on view via Bruce Silverstein Gallery's online Viewing Room. NEW YORK (AP) — The former president of the prestigious National Arts Club has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle claims he mismanaged the institution and … He also said James spent tens of thousands of dollars from club funds on purchases at antique shops, flea markets and vintage clothing stores. The state Attorney General’s office filed a $2 million suit against Aldon James, the former head of the tony Gra… The National Arts Club was founded in 1898 to stimulate, foster and promote public interest in the arts. The district attorney's office in Manhattan had investigated the club, but decided James' actions did not constitute "provable criminal conduct" and the case was best handled in civil court. A call to Gerald Shargel, James' lawyer, wasn't initially returned Wednesday. The former president of the prestigious National Arts Club has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle claims he mismanaged the institution and used its … “End of the Road” features 30 images made during a year of turmoil and precarity in the United States. Members have included Mark Twain, Theodore Roosevelt and Martin Scorsese. Its mission is to promote public interest in the arts. Samuel J. … The club has agreed to change how it operates and put tighter controls on finances. The former president of the prestigious National Arts Club has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle claims he mismanaged the institution and used its … He also said James spent tens of thousands of dollars from club funds on purchases at antique shops, flea markets and vintage clothing stores. Its mission is to promote public interest in the arts. At the time of the lawsuit, he said James, who didn't take a salary, "acted only to benefit the club." He said James turned the club around and make it once again relevant on New York's cultural scene after becoming president in 1986. "Today's settlement allows the club to close the door on years of bitter discord and start to recover from the havoc that Aldon James and his cohorts wrought," Schneiderman said. The suit claimed James used the money to restores the club's facade. The New York attorney general has obtained a $950,000 settlement from the former leaders of the prestigious National Arts Club in New York City. During its open season, the club employs between 30 and 50 caddies in the “off-peak” months while maintaining as many as 80 during the height of golf season, the suit explains. The National Arts Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and members club on Gramercy Park, Manhattan, New York City.It was founded in 1898 by Charles DeKay, an art and literary critic of the New York Times to "stimulate, foster, and promote public interest in the arts and to educate the American people in the fine arts". As part of the agreement, the club will use $274,000 of the settlement to replenish its Kesselring Fund, a restricted endowment to support the dramatic arts. The club was founded in 1898 by an arts critic for The New York Times and has been in a mansion adjacent to Gramercy Park since 1906. Welcome to The National Arts Club. NEW YORK (AP) — The former president of the prestigious National Arts Club has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle claims he mismanaged the institution and used its resources to finance a luxurious lifestyle, a New York official said Wednesday. Schneiderman said the club will get $900,000, with the balance going to cover the state's costs. The lawsuit also names Allana Jankov, chief executive officer of the P.E.I. A call to Gerald Shargel, James' lawyer, wasn't initially returned Wednesday. Schneiderman said the club will get $900,000, with the balance going to cover the state's costs. Concerned Artists, Concerned Artists and Members of The National Arts Club,Concerned Artists of The National Arts Club,National Arts Society,National Arts Club,Aldon James,Gramercy Park arts club,Gramercy Park,Grammercy Park arts club ... Aldon James Owes NAC $3M, Lawsuit Says : Last week, the club’s new president, advertising executive Chris Poe, told Town & Village about plans for the place,… Critics had accused James of being a compulsive hoarder because many of the items bought during shopping sprees at flea markets and Salvation Army and Goodwill Industries thrift shops were stored in space he controlled at the club. As part of the agreement, the club will use $274,000 of the settlement to replenish its Kesselring Fund, a restricted endowment to support the dramatic arts. The attorney general's lawsuit said that if the club's apartments had been rented out, rather than used for personal living space and storage, they could have brought in at least $1.5 million in the last six years. Eric Schneiderman's office said Tuesday that it had obtained a $950,000 settlement in the case of O. Aldon James, the longtime president of the National Arts Club accused of gross mismanagement. The club has agreed to change how it operates and put tighter controls on finances. The lawsuit alleges that the abortion policy, enacted in January 2019, is unconstitutional and violates the rights of both women and children, including viable children in the womb. At the time of the lawsuit, he said James, who didn't take a salary, "acted only to benefit the club." Members have included Mark Twain, Theodore Roosevelt and Martin Scorsese. For GOP firebrand Rep. Lauren Boebert, anger and suspicion linger after Capitol riot, Trump and Justice Dept. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman sued O. Aldon James in September, saying James, his brother and an associate used more than a dozen apartments and other space at the club's Manhattan headquarters rent-free. THE National Arts Club, founded in 1898 by Charles de Kay, a former art and literary critic for The New York Times, occupies the Gothic Revival mansion of former Gov. The attorney general's lawsuit said that if the club's apartments had been rented out, rather than used for personal living space and storage, they could have brought in at least $1.5 million in the last six years. Under the settlement, James and the others have to be out of their apartments by the end of July, can't contest being expelled from the club and are banned from serving as an officer, director or fiduciary at any New York nonprofit. All on-site programming has been postponed until further notice, The district attorney's office in Manhattan had investigated the club, but decided James' actions did not constitute "provable criminal conduct" and the case was best handled in civil court. Its membership has included three former United States presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Dwight D. Eisenhower, and many leading American artists andarts patrons. The embattled former head of the National Arts Club, whose 25-year tenure was marked by operatic charges of bullying, animal cruelty, compulsive hoarding and … The lawsuit came after an 18-month investigation, years of legal battles and the removal of James as president in 2011. Former National Arts Club President O. Aldon James (Photo courtesy of National Arts Club) Schneiderman in July, in which he was made to pay $950,000 to the club. "Today's settlement allows the club to close the door on years of bitter discord and start to recover from the havoc that Aldon James and his cohorts wrought," Schneiderman said. In exchange a number of lawsuits between him, his twin brother John and friend Steven Leitner against the club and vise versa, all ended, according to Roland Riopelle, the club’s attorney. The club is located in the landmarked Tilden Mansion at 15 Gramercy Park South in Manhattan. Rep. Louis Gohmert (R., Texas) speaks to the media during the opening day of the 115th Congress in Washington, D.C.,, January 3, 2017. NEW YORK (AP) -- The former president of the prestigious National Arts Club has agreed to pay $950,000 to settle claims he mismanaged the institution and used its resources to finance a luxurious lifestyle, a New York official said Wednesday. The club was founded in 1898 by an arts critic for The New York Times and has been in a mansion adjacent to Gramercy Park since 1906. It’s not a pretty picture for the former head of the National Arts Club. The suit claimed James used the money to restores the club's facade. (Joshua Roberts/Reuters) The mission of The National Arts Club is to stimulate, foster and promote public interest in the arts and educate the American people in the fine arts. A National Arts Club lawyer said James is again making baseless claims. 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