New allegations have surfaced in a race discrimination suit against Texas Southern University that was filed by Patricia Garrison, a white administrator at TSU’s Thurgood Marshall School of Law. On Nov. 26, she alleged in a response to TSU’s second motion for summary judgment that the law school’s dean created a position for the wife of TSU’s president a position Garrison claims should have been hers.
Martin Wickliff Jr., a Houston partner in Cozen O’Connor who represents TSU in Pat Garrison v. Texas Southern University, says the new allegations are “totally untrue.”
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