To restate: DeSantis’ new board can’t ignore the contract, or try to reverse the vote approving it. That’s breach of contract. They can’t sue (or even counter-sue; that’s really just joining two actions with parties and facts in common. The board can’t counter/sue because…well, wait for it.) because they don’t have standing.You have to figure, these Disney lawyers couldn’t believe their luck pic.twitter.com/eiimtC5v0E
— Bill Grueskin (@BGrueskin) April 1, 2023
Standing lies with the residents of the district. Who are all Disney employees, and don’t want to sue their employer. The board can’t sue, or counter-sue; or attempt to negate the contract.
The board is hog-tied.
And yes, DeSantis could have seen this coming.
Imagine the quality of information gathering in a DeSantis Presidential administration. Not ready for prime-time? DeSantis is not ready to be governor! 😹Passengers and Crew!
— Bill Grueskin (@BGrueskin) April 1, 2023
Make way for @jbenton who brings us the public notices that DeSantis and his team missed. https://t.co/k1wO6015Sa
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