By Marcela Valdes | The New York Times Cristina Morales got the news that she was going to lose her legal right to live and work in the United States via text. The news devastated Morales. But the texts from her friends arrived while Morales, who was then 37, was at the Catholic school where she ran the after-school program. …
By Paul Getty | Wealth Management With the recent change of administrations earlier this year, real estate investors and landlords are on high alert for policy changes that could impact their assets. Of particular interest is the 1031 exchange, which is once again up on the chopping block. 1031 exchanges have been around for one hundred years and have undergone …
By Marty Swant | Forbes Volkswagen’s admission that statements it made about rebranding to “Voltswagen” were just an April Fools’ joke have some marketers wondering if the stunt did more harm than good. Earlier this week, Volkswagen had the auto and media industries buzzing when it put out an official press release claiming that it was changing the name of …
By Arizona Republic Editorial Board The conservatives still asking why it’s a good idea to legalize agricultural workers and “Dreamers” just need to ask farm growers and economists. The answer is simple. The young immigrants called “Dreamers” pour billions into the U.S. economy, and the American agricultural industry that feeds our nation desperately need an orderly and legal flow of …
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Wild Horse Pass Development Authority in their discussion with the Arizona State Fair.) By Ahwatukee Foothills News The roar of midway rides and the smell of fried everything is coming to a place not far from Ahwatukee this fall. The State Fair Board last week voted to move the 2021 fair to the Wild Horse …
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents a coalition of property and business owners throughout Pinal County who have worked to bring new transportation infrastructure to the region.) By Bob McGovern Bret Roberts drives the dangerous highway a dozen times a week for most of the year. The Maricopa resident has seen serious accidents on State Route 347, sat in its traffic …
By Scottsdale Independent The “largest woman-led law firm in Arizona’s history,” Rose Law Group, recently announced Shruti Gurudanti as the chair of the corporate transactions department. Ms. Gurudanti has a bachelor’s degree from the National Law Institute University located in Bhopal, India, and law degree from the University of Arizona’s James E. Rogers College of Law. She is Licensed to …
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents televëda.) By Lindsay Walker | Your Valley Seniors wanting to stay safe amid the coronavirus pandemic have a new way to connect with one another. Banner Olive Branch Senior Center, based in Sun City, has partnered with Phoenix-based televëda for the “Without Walls’’ program, which allows senior citizens to register for free activities — such as …
An artist’s rendering shows a potential look for the planned redevelopment of the Mint night club in Scottsdale, which the landowners want to redevelop into a hotel. (Photo courtesy of City of Scottsdale.) By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal All eyes remain on Old Town as a prime employment and redevelopment area in Scottsdale, even as other parts of …
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter Immigration Law Chair Darius Amiri and sidekick Paralegal Brandon Rios share a story that proved perseverance can make all the difference in an immigration case. Brandon’s persistence recently led to a client being released from ICE custody. For more information on Rose Law Group immigration services head to: https://www.dacalawyers.com OR https://www.roselawgroup.com/areas-of-practice/immigration-law/
