Omar Abdallah
Omar is a member of the firm’s zoning, land use, Web3, Digital Assets and Metaverse practices.
Previously, Omar was an Arizona licensed realtor focused on acquiring and selling residential properties for real estate investors.
A two time Arizona State University student, Omar obtained a Bachelor of Science in Finance with minors in Real Estate and International Business from the W.P. Carey School of Business. At ASU Law, Omar centered his curriculum on real estate related courses. He has been accepted into the Valley Partnership 2019-2020 Advocates class.
Omar has a passion for traveling and experiencing different cultures and is actively involved in local and international humanitarian efforts. In his free time, Omar enjoys being active, spending time with family and friends, and taco Tuesday.
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Rose Law Group adds smart contract auditing to list of metaverse based services
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter Arizona’s largest woman-founded law firm is also the first full service firm in the metaverse serving metaverse based businesses and the first law firm to add a team of coders, architects and blockchain developers has now expanded its metaverse offerings to include smart contract auditing. Among the most innovative lawfirms in the world Rose Law Group’s metaverse team
How will NFTs and cryptocurrency impact Arizona real estate market? Omar Abdallah, Rose Law Group attorney who provides Web3 legal services, weighs in
By Kyle Backer | AZ Big Media Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and CEO of Square, made headlines in March 2021 when he sold his first tweet as a non-fungible token (NFT) for over $2.9 million, which he converted to Bitcoin and donated to a charity assisting Africa’s pandemic response. The digital currency market is raising many questions, including how
Metaverse weddings aren’t legit in the real world, but they’re all the rage; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose talks with The Daily Beast about the need for ‘metaverse legal services’
By Kaya Laterman | Daily Beast Feel like wearing a dragon costume on Mars and serving only tater tots for your wedding? How about passing out non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, as a party favor for your 3,000 guests? Anything goes during a metaverse ceremony. Couples in India and the U.S. made headlines months ago as their avatars, fictional representations of
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