An administrative law judge ordered the Florida Department of Health to pay $50,000 in attorney fees to a company that successfully challenged a rule related to medical-marijuana licenses.
Judge Garnett Chisenhall ruled the department should pay the attorney fees, along with $3,828 in costs, to Louis Del Favero Orchids Inc. The decision came more than a year after another administrative law judge, R. Bruce McKibben, said the department did not property carry out a 2017 state law that gave preference to the citrus industry for as many as two medical-marijuana licenses.
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