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Rose Law Group welcomes attorney Ally West to litigation department
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Rose Law Group pc has added Ally West to its Litigation Department, where she will handle a range of civil litigation matters, drawing on a background that includes judicial clerkships at the highest levels of Arizona’s court system. Ally previously clerked for Justice Clint Bolick of the Arizona Supreme Court, where she assisted with research and drafting opinions on key state legal issues. Before that, she clerked for Judge David D.
Rose Law Group expands with seven new attorneys
By Scottsdale Independent Scottsdale-based law firm Rose Law Group is expanding its roster with seven new attorneys and a development planner. Joining the team are land use attorney Alex Hosmar, real estate transaction attorney Seth Young, senior litigation attorney Elizabeth Fine, litigator Ally West, litigator Joshua Austin, family law practitioner Kelsey Fischer Maxwell, corporate and business attorney Alexander Harris, and
Rose Law Group expands litigation team
By Arizona Digital Free Press Rose Law Group welcomes Elizabeth Fine as a senior attorney in its litigation department, where she will represent clients in a wide array of civil matters ranging from contract disputes and fraud claims to shareholder litigation, real estate conflicts, and regulatory issues. Ms. Fine brings years of private practice experience in state, federal, and appellate courts, combined with prior public service