An attorney challenging an LSU-controlled taxing district says records he examined identified at least 100 people who could not be ruled out as living within the district—a finding he argues could undermine the legal basis for imposing sales and hotel occupancy taxes in the district without an election. That attorney is William Most, who is
Potential residents could complicate the lawsuit over LSU’s economic development district
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