San Antonio Philharmonic will pay $232,000 in its lawsuit settlement, papers show
The San Antonio Philharmonic will pay a total of $232,000 as part of a settlement announced Thursday that resolves several lawsuits from former backers and members, according to legal documents obtained by the Current. The Philharmonic faces a deadline this Friday to pay $215,000 to David Wood and Colette Holt, early supporters who sued over […]
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