Judge rules public nuisance case against Fondomonte can move forward
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs A judge declined to completely halt proceedings in the attorney general’s public nuisance lawsuit against Fondomonte Arizona and instead
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs A judge declined to completely halt proceedings in the attorney general’s public nuisance lawsuit against Fondomonte Arizona and instead
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fondomonte) By Arizona Capitol Times A Superior Court judge is weighing whether greater regulation in La Paz County undermines or
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs Fondomonte Arizona, the Saudi-owned alfalfa farm in La Paz County, used the Arizona Department of Water Resources initial move
By Kiera Riley | State Affairs In a new filing, Fondomonte Arizona, a Saudi-backed agriculture company under fire for allegedly excessive groundwater pumping, claims the
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Fondomonte Arizona.) Key Points: By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Saying she’s trying to overturn decades of settled water
By Howard Fischer | AZ Capitol Times Key Points: Attorney General Kris Mayes wants to stop a coalition of farmers, ranchers and cities from blocking
(Note: Rose Law Group represents Fondomonte Arizona.) By Arizona Horizon | Arizona PBS One hundred miles west of Phoenix, a Saudi-Arabian owned farming operation grows hay
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By Jakob Thorington | Yellow Sheet Gov. Katie Hobbs will soon act on a bill that would allow people with nonviolent felony convictions to reduce