Rose Law Group’s New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch…Season 1 Episode 9

Rose Law Group hosted the ninth episode of The New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch yesterday. RLG Founder and President Jordan Rose and RLG Co-Founder and Partner Court Rich engaged with another panel of local leaders who shared their insights on COVID-19’s impact on our state. The first panelist was John Carlson, the President of Mark-Taylor Residential. Carlson gave us the update on real estate as he …

Healthy HVAC systems, staggered work schedules and glass work bubbles: Life during and after COVID

By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Jonathan Keyser said COVID-19 could have some big short-term impacts on workplaces and other businesses as tenants and landlords navigate reopening the economy. Keyser, who is founder and principal of Scottsdale-based tenant representation firm, talked about the short and long-term impacts of the Coronavirus during Rose Law Group’s New Economy (Virtual) Power Lunch on …

State laws & the regulation of the towing industry, by RLG Partner Adam Trenk and RLG litigator Olen Lenets

By Adam Trenk and Olen Lenets | Rose Law Group In the State of Arizona, the rights and responsibilities of a towing company are outlined and regulated by the Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.). Political subdivisions of the State, such as counties and municipalities may also have additional regulations found in their codes and ordinances relating to the subject, but the heart of the law comes …

COVID-19 and Real Estate: ‘I think this will forever change our industry’

By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter The impacts of COVID-19 are prompting some revolutionary changes to the home building and real estate industries. That is according to two top industry CEOs — Taylor Morrison Homes Chair, President and CEO Sheryl Palmer and Meritage Homes Chairman and CEO Steven Hilton. Palmer and Hilton talked about how COVID-19 is propelling …

Scottsdale attorney creates business in the middle of Covid-19 pandemic to protect public

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group Represents HealthyVerify Certification) By Angela Gonzales | The Phoenix Business Journal What started out as an attorney helping a client in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic turned into something much bigger: a movement to help certify healthy workplaces. After Jordan Rose helped convince Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey that Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona was an essential service and …

Goodwill might be a model for retailers

Goodwill reopened various West Valley April 13, with safety precautions including plexiglass at all registers and tape marking off 6 feet of distance for line. /Photo Courtesy: Goodwill/The Glendale Star (Disclosure: Rose Law Group Represents HealthyVerify Certification) By Claire Spinner | The Glendale Star As retail shops around the West Valley ponder reopening while following safety guidelines, there may be a …

Arizona company helping businesses prepare for a safe reopening

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents HealthyVerify Certification.) By Griselda Zetino | KTAR PHOENIX — Business owners who want advice on how to reopen safely now have a company they can turn to. It’s called Healthy Verify Certification. “We help you put together a plan for reopening that is going to reduce the chances that your employees or your customers get COVID-19 or any …

EXCLUSIVE: Awarding recreational marijuana licenses under the Smart & Safe Arizona Act, by RLG attorney Jonathan Udell.

By Jonathan Udell | Attorney at Rose Law Group As the wheels of commerce ground to a halt in March, starry-eyed entrepreneurs geared up for an election that could bring about the legalization of marijuana in Arizona. The Smart & Safe Arizona Act [SSAA] needed 237,645 signatures to be on the ballot. It now has more than 300,000, and if the most recent …