Disney Faces Lawsuit Over Canceled Florida Office Project
Employees allege significant financial losses after relocating from California based on company promises
- Two Disney employees, Maria De La Cruz and George Fong, have filed a lawsuit claiming they were misled into moving to Florida for a now-canceled office project.
- Disney initially promised affordable housing, great schools, and extensive office amenities in Orlando's Lake Nona community.
- The project, announced in 2021 and delayed to 2026, was ultimately scrapped in 2023 amid conflicts with Florida's government.
- Relocating employees struggled with falling housing values in Florida and rising prices in California upon their return.
- The lawsuit seeks compensation for the financial losses incurred by the employees due to the canceled project.