Rose Law Group Attorney Tim Heileman serves as the vice president of a nonprofit organization called the Arizona Family Council. He has been extended an invitation to be an ambassador to the World Congress on Families, which is taking place in Salt Lake City the week of October 26th. The World Congress on Families takes place every several years—recent congresses …
Join Rose Law Group Attorney Logan Elia to shoot Sig Sauer’s new silencers and learn about legally owning one
Rose Law Group Attorney Logan Elia will attend an event showcasing Sig Sauer’s new line of weapon silencers on Saturday, October 17th from 11:00am to 4:00pm at C2 Tactical in Tempe. Mr. Elia helps his clients purchase silencers, which are legal to own with approval from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (“ATF”). Sig Sauer is one of …
Rose Law Group is the official law firm of the Southwest Cannabis Conference + Expo; Rose Law Group Partner Ryan Hurley and Senior Attorney Laura Bianchi to speak at event
The Southwest Cannabis Conference and Expo will showcase the industry’s most innovative products, along with scheduled seminars and presentations by industry business leaders and experts. The SWCC Expo will offer an electric environment where industry reformers, entrepreneurs, investors, and attendees can meet, network, and learn. Rose Law Group has a limited number of passes avialble to friends and clients of the …
Multiple media outlets call upon Rose Law Group Partner Court Rich to respond to APS’ latest move on solar
Arizona Republic Phoenix Business Journal Capitol Times Associated Press Court Rich can be reached at crich@roselawgroup.com.
Rose Law Group Partner Court Rich responds to APS’s solar allegations in ‘The Arizona Republic’
Arizona Public Service Co. has filed a new study with energy regulators that concludes, according to the electric company’s math, that customers with solar panels pay 36 percent of the cost of supplying them with power. The so-called “cost of service” study is a requirement for utilities to submit to the Arizona Corporation Commission in rate cases and could indicate …
Rose Law Group Senior Project Manager Ben Cooper joins Gilbert Talks Advisory Board
We are excited to announce that Rose Law Group Senior Project Manager Ben Cooper was asked to join the Advisory Board for Gilbert Talks. Other members of the 19-person board include current and former elected officials, town officials, business leaders, education leaders, and other civic leaders. The organization hosts 2-4 events open to the general public per year on public …
Rose Law Group Litigation Attorney Evan Bolick for ‘Record Reporter,’ Duty and defiance: Davis’ dangerous flouting of the law
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Board decides Legislature must authorize marijuana clubs; Rose Law Group Attorney Jana Weltzin comments
by DJ Summers |Alaska Journal of Commerce When Nov. 24 comes around, the only legal place to consume newly legal Alaska cannabis will be your home. The Legislature will have to decide whether or not to allow cannabis social clubs in Alaska, following a highly contentious Marijuana Control Board ruling on Sept. 24 that prohibited clubs. “A person may not …
Arizona-based Rose Law Group enters Alaska cannabis scene
by DJ Summers |Alaska Journal of Commerce The Alaska cannabis industry has a new gun in town. Rose Law Group, an Arizona business law firm, has sent an attorney to the Last Frontier to represent marijuana industry interests, including lobbying during the 2016 legislative session. The move is a new stage in development for Alaska cannabis businesses. Much of the …
Rose Law Group Planning Director Chris Webb appointed to Queen Creek Planning Commission
by Melissa Johnson | Rose Law Group Reporter On September 16, Rose Law Group Director of Project Management Chris Webb was appointed to the Town of Queen Creek Planning Commission by the council. The town council recently updated the town’s zoning ordinance and delegated some additional approval authority to the planning commission. Going forward it will be extremely important that …
