Administrative Law
Businesses in all facets of their industries are subject to voluminous regulations. Maintaining compliance requires intricate details and a lot of time. The Administrative Law team at Rose Law Group pc works with you to not only navigate the regulatory hurdles but also to think proactively and creatively to help your business find and pursue new opportunities. Our breadth of experience serves you because we can respond to challenges and develop solutions to meet your objectives. We are constantly monitoring new regulatory actions in order for our clients to be consistently updated with the latest trends.
Each governmental agency as the federal, state, and local level has their own rules, regulations, and processes. Rose Law Group pc attorneys have served clients for contracting and procurement proposals, licensing, permitting, variances, rulemaking processes, judicial review actions, and bid protests.
The Administrative Law team at Rose Law Group pc has forged deep relationships with decision makers and staff members of state regulatory agencies, boards, and commissions. Our clients engage in different industries from all corners of the state. They are large corporations, international conglomerates, locally-owned businesses, trade associations, non-profit organizations, and also individuals. Our Administrative Law group includes attorneys who have held high-level positions at government agencies.
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In the news:
USDA further advances Trump administration push to unleash critical American mineral and energy dominance; Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose Law Group, comments.
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.) By USDA The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service completed the Southeast Arizona Land Exchange and issued the final record of decision for the Resolution Copper Project. The decision is now available on the agency’s project page. This is another important project in advancing President Trump’s goal of mineral independence and energy dominance by boosting domestic
Yuma mayor speaks to timeline for area spaceport; Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and leader of the firm’s space law practice, says it will ‘transform’ the region
By Michael Maresh | Yuma Sun Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls does not believe completion and opening of the spaceport will take five to 10 years, as some have speculated. Instead, he told the Yuma Sun, leases could be signed within a year and the spaceport could open within a three-year window. In a recent presentation to the City Council, officials said the proposed spaceport
ICE agents at airports: Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group partner and chair of the firm’s immigration law department, weighs in
By Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group Chair of Immigration Law On Monday, the Trump administration sent Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) agents to airports around the nation as the partial Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown entered its sixth week. The partial shutdown stems from partisan disagreement over ICE funding and requested reforms, including increased use of bodycams by ICE
Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose discusses Phoenix Country Day School renovation plans in Paradise Valley Independent
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Phoenix Country Day School.) By Paradise Valley Independent Phoenix County Day School has plans for major renovations to the campus including improvements to the existing baseball field, a new wellness center and two new digital information signs. To fulfill those renovations, the school, represented by Rose Law Group, will need to receive council approval of a statement
Madelaine Braggs of Rose Law Group named a top chief digital officer of 2026
By Women We Admire Women We Admire is pleased to announce The Top 24 Women Chief Digital Officers of 2026. As gitial tools change how organizations operate, the Chief Digital Officer has become a central executive role across industries. The position has broadened from a focus on customer-facing technology to one that influences the wider business. Today, these executives guide
Riley Snow, chairman of Rose Law Group’s water law department, comments on bill that threatens Queen Creek water plans
Photo via the City of Queen Creek “Water costs will continue to rise. Municipalities need the flexibility to respond to rising costs driven by our diminishing supplies. This bill, if passed, will force cities to delay water projects (and costs). Those projects will still need to be completed at some point; we will just end up paying more for them down