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San Antonio Philharmonic Settles Lawsuits | San Antonio News
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The San Antonio Philharmonic is paying out $232,000 to settle multiple lawsuits, including $215,000 to early supporters David Wood and Colette Holt, $10,000 to former board chair Ian Thompson III, and $7,000 to co-founder Peter Rubins — all without admitting fault. Rubins is dropping a union complaint and his wife is withdrawing discrimination claims. The orchestra says the settlement won’t disrupt their upcoming season, with new concert dates and Music Director Filipe Tristan on the horizon — after canceling last season due to a departing conductor and being locked out of their venue over unpaid repairs. Meanwhile, legal battles with the Scottish Rite masons continue, and their former director has already launched his own orchestra.
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