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Plantation City Council moves into private attorney–client sessions to discuss litigation
Summary
At a special meeting the Plantation City Council closed the public portion to hold four private attorney–client sessions under section 286 of the Florida Statutes to discuss strategy and litigation costs in multiple pending cases, including Michael Chung v. City of Plantation; each session was estimated at about 15 minutes.
The Plantation City Council closed its public meeting at about 5:01 p.m. Tuesday to hold four separate private attorney–client sessions under section 286 of the Florida Statutes, the presiding officer announced.
Council leaders said the closed sessions were to discuss litigation strategy and litigation costs and expenses related to four distinct cases. The presiding officer said each attorney–client session…
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