By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff Last Friday, despite social distancing, nearly 200 people joined us for a live face to face lunchtime gathering. We did the impossible—we socialized in a world of seclusion! We have a feeling you still do not have lunch plans this Friday so we want to do it again. Join us this Friday from 12-1 pm for the second …
Rose Law Group’s New (Virtual) Power Lunch…The New Economy
By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff It looks like the New Economy New (virtual) Power Lunch by Rose Law Group was a hit… first one has 189 viewers! If you missed it watch here and next week book em… 12-1 Friday we have a standing new power date. Details on another riveting panel to come… thank you everyone for participating. Now that’s …
Don’t miss Rose Law Group’s quarantine cure… the new economy… the new (virtual) power lunch…
By Rose Law Group Reporter Staff Don’t miss Rose Law Group’s quarantine cure…the new economy… the new (virtual) power lunch… We have this gut feeling you don’t have any lunch plans Friday and we miss social interaction and seeing our friends. So, join us this Friday from 12-1 pm for the first in a series of interactive discussions about the New Economy. Friday, we …
Scottsdale-based law group forms coronavirus task force
Independent Newsmedia | Scottsdale Independent Rose Law Group leads efforts to help businesses, employers effectively deal with arising issues Rose Law Group pc — a firm long known for its innovations and client service — has created a new task force to help businesses and other clients navigate issues arising from the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Scottsdale-based Rose Law Group is the …
Arizona takes key –yet confusing– step toward 100% clean energy standard
Rose Law Group Reporter At the conclusion of its workshop Wednesday on updating Arizona’s renewable energy standard and other key energy rules, the Arizona Corporation Commission took an important vote to endorse a 100% clean energy future. After the last presentation of the two-day workshop wrapped up, Chairman Bob Burns made a motion that the Commission direct its staff to …
Rose Law Group Coronavirus Task Force Report (Part II)
Rose Law Group Reporter Rose Law Group stands committed to serving the community where it can amid the Coronavirus chaos. Our daily Dealmaker publication is committed to seeking something useful or positive relating about the situation each day as that is hard to find in the regular news. The Rose Law Group Coronavirus Task Force will continue to produce information and ideas on things your business may want to consider. This is …
EXCLUSIVE: Coronavirus – what you need to be thinking about that you haven’t read yet (Part I)
Rose Law Group Reporter Rose Law Group is frankly just as freaked out as you are when it comes to worrying about you, your family, coworkers and friends health. As we were founded by a near germophobic Jordan Rose, this is something we are taking seriously. In the last week we have formed a Coronavirus Task Force to identify issues relating to the virus …
Proposal would let power customers avoid paying for renewable energy. RLG Renewable Energy Department Director, Court Rich, tells AZCentral measure would create ‘rate chaos.’
A television ad states: “California tried the clean energy mandate and their rates are increasing three times the national average.” AZ Fact Check takes a look. /Photo: Getty Images By Ryan Randazzo | The Republic An Arizona lawmaker is proposing to change the state Constitution so that electric companies are required to offer customers a way to opt out of …
Scottsdale OKs Downtown Short-Term Rental Plan
By Wayne Schutsky | Scottsdale Progress (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents STR Ventures.) A once-controversial short-term rental project near Scottsdale City Hall passed the City Council with little fanfare or opposition just months after the Planning Commission recommended its rejection. On Feb. 5, the council voted 6-1 to approve a zoning change requested by STR Ventures, removing first-floor residential limits …
Legislators propose governor, not voters, choose utility regulators; Rose Law Group Co-Founder Court Rich finds proposal ‘surprising’
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times An Arizona legislator is proposing that the state’s five energy regulators be appointed by the governor, instead of elected by voters as they are now. The suggested change would be a significant revision of the state’s constitution, and the proposal lands at a time of intense scrutiny for Arizona’s so-called fourth body of …