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Stone County Residents Unite in Class Action Lawsuit Over Utility’s Alleged Fiber Cable Trespass

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STONE COUNTY, Mo. — A group of residents has initiated a class action lawsuit against a utility company, alleging that the company’s fiber optic cables are unlawfully located on private property. The complaint has raised concerns over property rights and compensation for land use. According to the lawsuit, filed in the Missouri state court, the plaintiffs claim that the utility company installed its fiber cables without acquiring proper easements or permissions from property owners. The affected residents argue that this unauthorized use of land not only encroaches on their private property but also diminishes the … Read more

Local Attorney Jennifer Thornton Stone Launches Bid for Circuit Judge, Aiming to Revolutionize Family Law in Arkansas

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EL DORADO, Ark. — Jennifer Thornton Stone has officially announced her candidacy for the position of Circuit Judge in Division 6 of the 13th Judicial District of Arkansas, a region that encompasses Union, Ouachita, Columbia, Calhoun, Dallas, and Cleveland counties. Stone, a graduate of El Dorado High School in 1987, earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville in May 1991. She then attended the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law, where she received her law degree in May 1994. Stone gained admission to the Arkansas Bar … Read more

Lawsuit Ignites Debate Over Confederate Flag Display at Stone Mountain Park

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STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. — Controversy has emerged at Stone Mountain Park as the Sons of Confederate Veterans have initiated a legal battle with the Stone Mountain Memorial Association. The group alleges that the association’s decision to relocate Confederate flags from a prominent trailhead position to a more secluded area breaches state law. Last month, the veterans’ organization lodged a formal complaint in court, claiming the movement of the flags diminishes their visibility and undermines the intent of the memorial. Martin O’Toole, a spokesperson and attorney for the group, expressed disappointment in the shift, indicating that … Read more

San Diego Jury Rules Against Molson Coors in Trademark Battle with Stone Brewing

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San Diego, CA — In a notable legal decision, a federal jury in San Diego ruled that Molson Coors, the parent company of Keystone Light, unlawfully infringed on the trademark of competitor Stone Brewing. This verdict marks a significant event in the brewing industry, underscoring the importance of brand identity and intellectual property rights. The case hinged on the accusation from Stone Brewing that Molson Coors had improperly used its trademarked name. Stone Brewing, renowned in the craft beer community for its distinct branding and extensive range of beers, argued that Molson Coors’ actions could … Read more