A local business has filed a lawsuit against Texas Southern University over an unpaid invoice. The invoice is for services provided during a homecoming event, including rented materials and labor. 04, but late fees have increased the total to $71,690.
The lawsuit alleges that the university failed to make payment after the event. Further details on the lawsuit and the university's response are available from court records and local news sources, including Click2Houston KPRC2.
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