Omar Abdallah, Rose Law Group attorney handling hemp-related issues, fills us in on license fees for entering the hemp industry

By Omar Abdallah, Rose Law Group How much does it cost to get a hemp license from the Arizona Department of Agriculture? Licensing fees vary and can be found in the Arizona Hemp Program Rules.  Grower license fees are $1,500 per license with additional inspection fees depending on the number of acres used. A Nursery license is $1,000 per license. A …

Rose Law Group litigator Evan Bolick comments on SCOTUS’ reversal allowing property rights plaintiffs to go directly to federal court

NAHBNow In a huge victory for NAHB and its members, the U.S. Supreme Court today reversed a long-standing land use decision that made it nearly impossible for property owners to bring a Fifth Amendment takings claim in federal court. In 1985, the Supreme Court issued a decision, referred to as the Williamson County decision, that forced land use plaintiffs to …

Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group Founder and President, talks to Phoenix Business Journal about demand surge in Valley’s new home market

By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal For the past eight months, homebuilders in the Valley have experienced lower demand for new homes than the previous year. But that streak has been broken. From mid-May through mid-June, new home sales shot up 16% year over year, said Jim Belfiore, founder of Phoenix-based Belfiore Real Estate Consulting and author of KnowledgeBase Current & Future Market Insights reports. That’s …

Workforce development and infrastructure top priorities for Pinal County Mayors

By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Pinal County has seen some big wins such as Nikola Motor Company coming to Coolidge and Lucid Motors locating in Casa Grande. When mayors gathered together this morning, infrastructure and workforce development were top points at the Pinal Partnership panel, moderated by Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president. Casa Grande …

The future of housing rises in Phoenix

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Offerpad High-tech flippers such as Zillow are using algorithms to reshape the housing market By Ryan Dezember and Peter Rudegeair | The Wall Street Journal Armed with loads of cash and the latest in machine learning, investors are reshaping the $26 trillion market for U.S. residential real estate, starting in Phoenix, the petri dish for America’s housing experiments. At …

A driven heart: Carolyn Jackson propels heart disease conversation

Rose Law Group congratulates client and friend, Carolyn Jackson, for all her fantastic work to enhance our overall community By Melissa Rosequist | Paradise Valley Independent A driven heart: Carolyn Jackson propels heart disease conversation While heart disease is the No. 1 killer of both men and women worldwide, one Paradise Valley woman is being honored for her efforts resulting in …

Do CBD businesses have to follow the Arizona hemp rules? Omar Abdallah, Rose Law Group attorney handling hemp-related issues, explains

By Omar Abdallah, Rose Law Group Do CBD business have to follow the Arizona hemp rules? No, the Arizona Hemp Program oversight only extends from the growth and cultivation of industrial hemp to the point of processing, so CBD products may be manufactured and sold in Arizona without regulation from the Department of Agriculture. CBD products may still be subject …

Data center users sought for 640-acre Pinal County site

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Saint Holdings Site already has access to high-end fiber optic capabilities By Corina Vanek | Phoenix Business Journal Saint Holdings LLC, the Scottsdale real estate firm behind major land deals in Pinal County, is preparing to put a 640-acre “mega-site” on the market that company leaders said would be a perfect fit for a data …

Michael Lafferty wants to bring $70M workforce housing development to Pinal

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Michael Lafferty By Mike Sunnucks | Rose Law Group Reporter Developer Michael Lafferty is looking to bring a new $70 million workforce housing development to Pinal County. “I have 20 acres on Highway 87,” said Lafferty, who is president of Phoenix-based Lafferty Development. The project could total 600 units and is aimed at proving affordable …