Gov. Rick Scott has upped his personal battle with House Speaker Richard Corcoran about the future of the state's business-recruitment agency.
March 28, 2017 at 01:00 AM
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Gov. Rick Scott has upped his personal battle with House Speaker Richard Corcoran about the future of the state’s business-recruitment agency.
Kim McDougal, Scott’s chief of staff, sent a memo to state agency heads directing a review of legal contracts in response to a Tampa Bay Times report last week that Enterprise Florida has contracted with Broad and Cassel, a law firm that employs Corcoran.
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