Arizona measure that would speed conversion of thirsty farms to subdivisions is a ‘win-win’ all around, says Rose Law Group Water Law Department Chair David Johnson, who represents private developers and farmers on water issues

By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star Arizona officials often boast that total water use statewide hasn’t grown since the late 1950s, partly because many farms have been gobbled up by developers to build less thirsty subdivisions. Now, a hotly debated bill moving through the Legislature would accelerate the transfer of a farm’s water rights to new subdivisions. The bill …

Eduardo Dávalos, Rose Law Group director of metaverse planning and design, comments about UX design for emerging technologies

By Emilyann Gachko | Designlab As emerging technologies like Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR) continue to evolve, they present unique opportunities and challenges for UX design. These immersive technologies offer new ways for users to interact with digital and physical spaces, requiring UX designers to rethink traditional design paradigms and consider new dimensions of user experience. …

WATCH: Years after fleeing Afghanistan for Arizona, interpreter granted asylum — with assistance from Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group immigration department chair

By Brooke Wagner | KOLD TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – 13 News has an update on an Afghan refugee we’ve been following since his arrival in Tucson nearly three years ago. “Zabi” was just granted asylum in the U.S. The interpreter spent 10 years risking his life working for the U.S. military. When the U.S. left Afghanistan, Zabi was left …

Arizona Sonoran Copper Company CEO says Casa Grande mine has decades of potential

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Arizona Sonoran Copper Company.) By Casa Grande Dispatch CASA GRANDE — Arizona Sonoran Copper Company CEO George Ogilvie says Cactus Mine, which sits on the outskirts of Casa Grande, has a staggering potential of producing 10 billion pounds of copper once it is up and running. According to Ogilvie, the mine, which was formally known as Sacaton Mine, …

Court Rich, Rose Law group co-founder, Director of Renewable Energy & Utility Infrastructure, celebrates 20 years of sustainability in the legal field

By InBusiness Phoenix Court Rich, Co-Founder of Rose Law Group pc, is celebrating twenty years since joining the firm. Under Court’s guidance, Rose Law Group has become a leading firm for renewable energy and regulatory law in the Southwest. When Court joined in 2004, the firm had just two attorneys. Today, it boasts a team of more than 60. Twenty years ago, as a young attorney, Court took a chance and left a promising law job to jump to this start up law firm where he didn’t even have an office and had to work from a shared conference room …

Court Rich, Rose Law group co-founder, Director of Renewable Energy & Utility Infrastructure, celebrates 20 years of sustainability law practice

By AZ Big Media Court Rich, Co-Founder of Rose Law Group pc, is celebrating twenty years since joining the firm. Today, Rose Law Group is one of the Southwest’s premier law firms and, under Court’s guidance it has become the gold standard for renewable energy and regulatory law. With Court’s addition in 2004, the young firm had just two attorneys; twenty years …

Court Rich, Rose Law Group co-founder, celebrates 20 years of bringing sustainability and renewable energy to Arizona as firm’s director of the department

By Paradise Valley Independent Court Rich, senior partner and director of renewable energy at Rose Law Group, is celebrating 20 years since joining the firm. Rose Law Group is one of the Southwest’s premier law firms and, under Rich’s guidance it has become a standard for renewable energy and regulatory law. With Rich’s addition in 2004, the young firm had …

WATCH: Thomas Galvin, Maricopa County District 2 Supervisor, Board Vice Chair, and Rose Law Group partner, talks with ABC15 about the county’s new budget and lower property tax rate

WATCH HERE Maricopa County District 2 Supervisor Thomas Galvin and his colleagues on the board are currently going over the county’s new budget. Among the highlights from the meetings… Cuts, reductions & investment: • Maricopa County cut property tax rates for the 4th year in a row • Reduced overall budget by 11% • Maintained investment in public safety agencies, which is now 50% of budget • At the same time, the county has zero debt. …