An oversight board in Florida has voted to join a lawsuit against Disney as part of the ongoing dispute between the company and Governor Ron DeSantis. The lawsuit centers on a dispute over a local tax incentive program that Disney claims is unfairly benefiting its competitors.

The program, which was designed to attract film and television productions to Florida, provides tax incentives to production companies that spend a certain amount of money in the state. However, Disney has argued that the program is being misused and is unfairly benefiting its competitors, including Netflix and Amazon.

Governor DeSantis has sided with Disney in the dispute, arguing that the tax incentive program should be restructured to level the playing field for all companies. However, Disney has continued to push back against the program, claiming that it puts the company at a competitive disadvantage.

The oversight board’s decision to join the lawsuit against Disney is the latest development in the ongoing dispute between the company and the state of Florida. The move underscores the high stakes involved in the dispute, as both sides are fighting for millions of dollars in potential tax incentives and economic benefits.

Despite the legal wrangling, the film and television industry in Florida continues to thrive, with a number of major productions currently being filmed in the state. The dispute between Disney and the state is just one example of the challenges facing the industry, as companies and governments work to balance the needs of businesses with the broader interests of the community.

As the dispute continues, it remains to be seen how it will be resolved and what impact it will have on the film and television industry in Florida. Nonetheless, it highlights the complex and evolving relationships between businesses, governments, and communities, and the importance of finding solutions that benefit all stakeholders.