Jury Awards $130M To Landowners For Fiber Optic Cable Use

By Melissa Daniels · August 29, 2017, 10:51 PM EDT

A Missouri federal jury on Tuesday found that Sho-Me Power Electric Cooperative owes about $130 million in damages to landowners in a long-running suit over a fiber optic cable used for telecommunications...

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Documents

Jury Verdict

Case Information

Case Title

Barfield et al v. Sho-Me Power Electric Cooperative et al

Case Number

Court

Missouri Western

Nature of Suit

Torts to Land

Date Filed

November 29, 2011

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