A high-profile case tests for the first time whether a business-expansion group that's a government contractor must comply with Florida's public records law.
November 16, 2015 at 01:00 PM
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A high-profile case tests for the first time whether a business-expansion group that’s a government contractor must comply with Florida’s public records law.
In January 2013, Brevard Clerk of Courts Scott Ellis filed a public records lawsuit against the Economic Development Commission of the Space Coast. Ellis demanded the commission’s files on BlueWare Inc., a Michigan-based information technology company.
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