Rose Reynolds
Practice Areas: Family Law, Cannabis Law, Business Corporate Transactions, Litigation, Intellectual Property, Class Action, Real Estate Litigation, Real Estate Transactions, Litigation,Tax Lien Investments and Foreclosures, Homeowners Associations and CC&Rʼs, Development Agreements, Retail Litigation, Estate and Business Succession Planning
Rose Reynolds is a jack of all trades paralegal at Rose Law Group pc. She has experience in myriad areas of law including, Business Corporate Transactions, Cannabis, Civil and Real Estate Litigation, Class Action, Estate Planning, Family Law, Intellectual Property, Probate, and Transactional.
She has worked in the administrative and management field for over 16 years and provides a wide range of support for our clients and attorneys. Each day she looks forward to new and interesting challenges presented to her and enjoys helping people. She has been named the 2019 Paralegal Division Secretary of the Maricopa County Bar Association.
She has her paralegal certificate as well as a degree in Paralegal Studies and Elementary Education. She is a member of the Maricopa County Bar Association Paralegal Division and the National Association of Legal Assistants. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and is an active volunteer for various organization including Feeding my Starving Children and UMOM.
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Rose Law Group Partner and Cannabis Dept. Director Laura Bianchi says cannabis extracts case a big win for Arizona’s medical marijuana industry
By Tim Royan | Cronkite News Marijuana-laced massage oils, vaping products and brownies and other edibles likely will emerge as +
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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 +
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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 +
