Pete Mayer, senior transactional attorney at Rose Law Group, talks to FOX 10 about White House media ban
By Fox 10 Phoenix Legal battles are heating up over White House press access after major news organizations were banned over accusations of reporting fake news. Rose Law Group Attorney Pete Mayer joins via Zoom to discuss the newly filed lawsuit, which will be overseen by the exact same judge who previously ruled on Jim Acosta’s landmark 2018 press credential case.
Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group partner and chairman of the firm’s immigration law department, speaks to AZFamily about a new federal report criticizing ICE expansion.
By AZ Family CE purchased 11 large warehouses across the country for $1.07 billion as part of a plan backed by former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. But that idea was scrapped amid public opposition before any detainees were housed in them because the department didn’t conduct “appropriate due diligence and planning,” according to the GAO report. DHS is now planning to
Developer files plan for stalled Paradise Valley Ritz Carlton project; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose provides insight in Business Journal
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal A $2 billion, 122-acre luxury master-planned community in Paradise Valley is nearing an inflection point nearly a year after project developers filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November 2025. READ ON: While none of the parties involved in the Chapter 11 filing would comment, Jordan Rose, founder of Rose Law Group PC, said it appears Five Star will have a limited opportunity to buy the
Supreme Court reviving third-country deportations is a troubling setback for due process, says Rose Law Group Partner and Immigration Law Department Chairman Darius Amiri
By Darius Amiri | Rose Law Group Partner and Chair of Immigration Law The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting certain immigrants to countries where they have no prior connection. The Court has not yet decided whether the policy is ultimately lawful; instead, it allowed the policy to proceed while the
Rose Law Group to be honored by nonprofit for decades of community impact
By Daily Independent Phoenix Theatre Company will host “Applause! Gala 2026: Where Dreams Begin” to celebrate individuals and organizations whose commitment to the arts, humanitarian causes, and community has helped shape Phoenix for generations. The gala starts at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6 at the Dr. Stacie J. and Richard J Stephenson Theatre and Courtyard, 1825 N. Central Ave. Honorary Chairs
Rose Law Group raises the bar with Valley’s ‘Top Lawyers’ in PHOENIX magazine feature
Rose Law Group is proud to announce that eight of its attorneys have been selected as 2026 Top Lawyers by PHOENIX magazine. The annual list is determined by peer voting among members of Arizona’s legal community. The Rose Law Group attorneys recognized across 12 practice-area categories are: Jordan R. Rose — Land Use and Environmental Law; Sports Law Court S. Rich — Energy and Mining;
Maricopa County Supervisor and Rose Law Group Partner Thomas Galvin tells CNBC about county prediction market policy
By CNBC Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and Maricopa County, Arizona, have adopted policies addressing employee prediction market activity. Officials say the rules are meant to prevent financial conflicts, protect workers from allegations and reassure voters, not respond to evidence that election workers have used the markets. CNBC’s Ananya Chetia reports on how prediction markets are prompting new safeguards and raising questions
Queen Creek P&Z recommends approval for parking lot, with Rose Law Group Partner & Land Development Solutions Director Chris Webb presenting the case
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Carder Development.) By Janet Perez | Queen Creek Independent The Queen Creek Planning & Zoning Commission has recommended a rezoning and site plan that would allow a local real estate development firm to expand its parking lot on land currently in Maricopa County. At its Wednesday meeting, the commission voted 6-0 to recommend the requests by Carder Development to the Queen
Tempe council approves driveway change, with Rose Law Group Land Use Attorney Jon Gillespie handling the case
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the Goettle family.) By Madeline Bates | Tempe Indpendent The Tempe City Council gave the green light for a family to move their driveway, despite concerns from neighbors and the potential impact to a school across the street. The Goettle family owns a home across from C.I. Waggoner Elementary School and were seeking approval from the council
Darius Amiri, Rose Law Group partner and chairman of the firm’s immigration law department, examines new H-1B fee proposal
Why the New H-1B Fee Proposal Is Bad Policy The Department of Homeland Security has proposed a dramatic new fee hike that could fundamentally change the economics of hiring skilled foreign workers in the United States. Under the proposal, employers filing certain new H-1B petitions subject to the annual H-1B lottery would have to pay an additional $103,265 government fee for each petition. The fee would
Feds finalize Colorado River plan; Rose Law Group Water Law Department Chairman Riley Snow comments in AZ Cap Times
“I felt like litigation was more likely until this Lower Basin states agreement got proposed, and I feel like it’s cooled the temperature quite a bit on the litigation front,” said Riley Snow, the head of Rose Law Group’s water law department. By Reagan Priest | Arizona Capitol Times The federal government will adopt Arizona’s preferred plan for Colorado River reductions
Elizabeth Goodman, Rose Law Group senior attorney and chair of the firm’s government affairs department, inspires at ‘2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit.’
Elizabeth Goodman, Rose Law Group Partner and Government Affairs Department Chair, will speak during the breakout session “Needing Something Different: A Discussion on Winning Tactics and Strategies in the Face of Resistance.” The session, held from noon to 12:45 p.m., is part of Feeding the Work: Sustaining Progress Amid Rising Hunger, Increased Resistance, and Collective Fatigue, which brings together leaders and community