The battle between Florida and Disney continues through federal and state lawsuits.
The political, economic, and public relations battle between DeSantis' Florida and Disney started last year when the entertainment giant spoke speak out against the governor's so-called"Don't Say Gay" bill, a sweeping legislation banning the state's schools from discussing topics related to gender identity and sexual orientation., which had enjoyed for over 50 years.
There's uncertainty about when the trial will start, Jewett said, as Disney and the DeSantis/CFTOB lawyers have suggested different dates. The new federal judge that took the case over, Allen Winsor, has announced that he did not think either of the timelines put forward was reasonable and would set a trial schedule after he rules on the dismissal motion made by the state's lawyers earlier this week.
"Disney asked the judge to dismiss that lawsuit or to delay it until the federal lawsuit was decided, but the judge recently ruled that the case could move forward." "However, proving that was the only motive or main motivation in court is a difficult task and the state will argue that they had other legitimate reasons to change the special district government since no other corporation has such expansive public powers."
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