Rose Law Group

If you think #divorce is messy, try splitting up when you're not married... Rose Law Group family law attorney Kelsey Fischer reminds us, “Without marriage or a cohabitation agreement, there’s no presumption of partnership and no safety net.” bit.ly/4w1dTBe

Massive energy and data center complex advances in Pinal County. The 3,385-acre La Osa project — a nearly $20B investment — was recommended for approval by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Rose Law Group Co-founder Court Rich presented the case. bit.ly/4czNXE1

📰💡 At the 2026 AZRE Forum, Rose Law Group Founder & President Jordan Rose joined Arizona leaders for the panel, “Water & Power: The Building Blocks of Growth!” — highlighting how infrastructure is reshaping the future of real estate. Read the recap: bit.ly/42lBdMp

🇺🇸 🗳 VOTE TODAY: #RoseLawGroup is proudly leading with nine nominations in Arizona Capitol Times’ 2026 “Best of the Capitol” honors — recognizing top leaders shaping Arizona’s political and policy landscape. bit.ly/4chLr56 #ArizonaPolitics #BestoftheCapitol

Court Rich, Director of Rose Law Group’s Energy & Utility Infrastructure Department, joins Arizona’s top minds for “Water and Power: The Building Blocks of Growth!” at the AZRE Forum. 📅 April 16, 2026 | ⏰ 1 PM 📍 The Camby Hotel, Phoenix Learn more: bit.ly/47Wq0oN

#ROSELAWGROUP earns top honors in Ranking Arizona’s 2026 “Best of the Best” law firms. Founded by Jordan Rose in 2000 from a single rented office, the firm has grown into Arizona’s largest woman-owned law firm and the biggest headquartered in Scottsdale. bit.ly/3OhHrcQ

AZ’s space industry is growing fast—and you’re invited to be part of it. 🚀 🌝 Join us for the Arizona Space Ecosystem Mixer, a casual evening with the people building the future of space right here in Arizona. 📆 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Register here: ow.ly/AqCt50YzsMi

📰 🚨 Major step for AZ's economy. Resolution Copper project is advancing—bringing ~1,500 jobs, ~$149M in wages, and up to $120M/year in state & local tax revenue. Rose Law Group proudly served as counsel on this transformational project. #AZNews #Copper #Mining #LegalTeam

Despite a challenging market, Meritage Homes and Century Communities posted strong results and remain optimistic for 2026. Rose Law Group is proud to represent builders driving growth. 🔗 More in Builder: bit.ly/4abuBnx

Rose Law Group welcomes Ty Templeton, formerly of Tempe’s Community Development Department, to its Land Development Solutions Group. As a planner and project manager, he brings a behind-the-scenes perspective on how cities review projects. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/4qeCRJc

Phoenix Country Day School, “a top-ranked pre-K-12 independent and private school," has “plans for major renovations,” per Paradise Valley Independent. Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose discusses the proposal in YourValley: bit.ly/4qO1OeT

Builders are turning to Arizona’s new “ag-to-urban” water law to revive stalled housing in Maricopa. The law allows landowners to retire irrigation rights in exchange for groundwater credits — unlocking water certification for subdivisions. bit.ly/3MkVdup

How crucial is traffic engineering in development approvals? Summit Land Management’s award-winning traffic engineer Paul Basha says, the answer is “EXTREMELY.” In The Monday Morning Commute, Basha explains why traffic data can make or break a proposal. bit.ly/4apZo19

Pinal County leaders tackled water, energy, trade, and economic development at the recent Pinal Partnership Breakfast Legislative Update. #RoseLawGroup legislative lobbyist Cole Libera was there to share insights on HB 2824 (C-PACE) as a financing tool. bit.ly/4kHbtT3

Could genetic genealogy unlock answers in the Nancy Guthrie case? #RoseLawGroup litigator and criminal law attorney Joshua Austin spoke with 12News about how investigators may use DNA evidence that didn’t match existing CODIS profiles. WATCH: bit.ly/46LH4gC

Arizona’s new “ag-to-urban” water law is drawing its first wave of homebuilders. Riley Snow, #RoseLawGroup Water Department Chairman, says the law gives farmers and developers flexibility while advancing “good water policy” for Arizona. Read more: bit.ly/40phIBv

Rose Law Group land use attorney Sam DeMoss highlights key local and legislative updates. Casa Grande’s mayor and council seats are up in 2026; Mohave County has appointed a new county manager; and Eloy is considering a 44-acre recycling facility. bit.ly/4ryqHME

@Court_Rich, Rose Law Group co-founder, says Arizona data centers are increasingly turning to behind-the-meter power solutions as grid timelines stretch. Rich expects self-supplied power to “grow exponentially” in the years ahead. Full story: bit.ly/3OlC2Bh

Logan Rose, founder and CEO of Big League Wiffle Ball, has been named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Arizona Class of 2026!! 👏 He launched BLW at 13 during COVID. Today, it’s a 10-team pro league with celebrity investors and events at AT&T Stadium. bit.ly/4rpQCq5

IN THE PRESS: Thomas A. Gilson, Rose Law Group partner and co-chair of the firm’s litigation department, comments on a lawsuit against ZenniHome over 160 unfinished modular homes on the Navajo Nation. More from Phoenix Biz Journal: bit.ly/3OkEvM7