A financial settlement has been reached in a long-standing lawsuit involving the San Antonio Philharmonic. The terms of the agreement include a payment of $232,000. Further details about this settlement are available from the San Antonio Report. It is worth noting that this settlement does not affect a separate financial issue the Philharmonic has with a local museum and library.
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