Miami Florida-U.S. Sugar split makes Miami attorney’s water role invalid

Posted on April 23, 2009
Filed Under Water Law News |

Two months after naming a Miami personal injury attorney to an influential post with the South Florida Water Management District, Gov. Charlie Crist announced a landmark deal to buy out U.S. Sugar.

The governor’s surprise announcement had one unintended consequence. It effectively ended Huck’s tenure on the water board just as it started — a reality Huck has made official by resigning. Previously, Huck served as Crist’s general counsel.

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