Rose Law Group is hiring! Litigation paralegal
Rose Law Group is seeking an experienced, energetic, and highly organized Litigation Paralegal to join our growing Litigation team. The ideal candidate will be a Certified Paralegal with substantial litigation experience and the ability to support attorneys in a diverse range of matters in Arizona state and federal courts. Bankruptcy experience is a plus. This position requires exceptional organizational skills,
Five key takeaways from Phoenix Global Forum discussion on mining, copper and Arizona’s future… moderated by Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.) By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter At the Phoenix Global Forum, Arizona mining leaders discussed why copper has become one of the most important resources tied to artificial intelligence, electrification, energy infrastructure and national security. The panel, moderated by Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president, featured insights from Superior Mayor Mila
Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and director of space law, talks aerospace ecosystem with Space Congress
By Rose Law Group Reporter Arizona’s space industry is building momentum — and leaders from across government, academia, entrepreneurship, investment, and emerging technology came together at Space Rising’s Arizona Space Congress to help shape the roadmap forward. Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and director of space law, joined an impressive panel of industry leaders discussing what’s needed to strengthen
Rose Law Group among Business Journal’s largest lobbying firms in the Phoenix area!
By Dale Brown | Phoenix Business Journal Twenty-four Phoenix area lobbying and public affairs firms are currently representing 1,326 companies, organizations and other entities before Arizona governmental bodies, and they employ 149 registered lobbyists, according to information submitted to the Phoenix Business Journal for its Lobbying Firms list. In addition to the clients and lobbyist totals, firms submitted a partial
Space Rising™ & Rose Law Group partner and director of space law Shruti Gurudanti host industry-wide mixer
Arizona’s local space industry made the Rose Law Group office a hub of networking and ideas, kicking off AZ Tech Week! Rose Law Group partner and director of space law Shruti Gurudanti teamed up with Taryn Struck, Co-Founder of Space Rising™. Space Rising™ is the premier platform transforming how space ecosystems are built through a localized Space Congress model. Their vision is to build a spacefaring civilization guided
Rose Law Group Government Affairs associates volunteer at United Food Bank event
(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents United Food Bank.) United Food Bank, an essential nonprofit that helps feed those in need throughout the state of Arizona, packed over 1,800 emergency food bags at recent volunteer event — and Rose Law Group Government Affairs associate Destiny Ruiz was there to lend a hand, along with firm administrative assistant Emily Diaz. “I can’t wait to come back
Spotlight AZ: Strata Clean Energy
Photo via Strata Clean Energy (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Strata Clean Energy.) By Chamber Business News As Arizona’s energy landscape undergoes rapid transformation—driven by surging data center investment, record summer peak demand, and an accelerating shift toward renewable generation—few companies are better positioned to speak to what that transition requires than Strata Clean Energy. A family-owned, fully integrated energy infrastructure firm, Strata
Samantha DeMoss, land use and zoning attorney at Rose Law Group, graduates from Scottsdale Leadership, Class 40
By Arizona Digital Free Press Scottsdale Leadership announced the graduation of Class 40, a group of 46 community leaders, following a ceremony May 8, 2026, in Scottsdale. The ceremony marked the completion of a year focused on professional development, civic involvement and leadership training, according to a press release. As part of the program, Class 40 completed four “Project Lead It
SOLD! Historic Arizona silver mine, with Rose Law Group partner and senior transactional attorney George Finn handling legal aspects
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal A historic silver mine in northern Arizona has changed hands for $10 million. The Hughes Family Trust sold the iconic Hackberry Silver Mine, which dates back to the late 19th century and spans more than 231 acres in the Peacock Mountains in Mohave County, about 27 miles northeast of Kingman. READ ON: Rose
Jordan Rose, President and founder of Rose Law Group, moderates Phoenix Global Forum discussion on mining, copper and America’s industrial future
Arizona’s Copper Crossroads: Inside the High-Stakes Debate Over Mining, Permitting and the Future of the U.S. Supply Chain (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.) By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter At the Phoenix Global Forum, a panel of Arizona leaders, mining executives and academic experts framed copper not simply as a commodity, but as a
Rose Law Group litigator and criminal law attorney Joshua Austin helps Scottsdale resident get harassment case dismissed
Background: “An X.com account that bears the name William Coffin… has repeatedly accused Rachel Keshel of unlawfully living outside of the Tucson-area district in which she was elected.” Keshel and husband Seth “claim they’ve been harassed and doxxed in dozens of posts.” But: When Rose Law Group litigator and criminal law attorney Joshua Austin “asked Seth Keshel if he had registration records for the
Thomas A. Gilson, Rose Law Group partner and co-chair of the firm’s litigation department, talks to PBJ about Mesa homebuilder filing bankruptcy ahead of receivership hearing
By Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal Mesa-based ZenniHome LLC filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy papers the day before a scheduled court hearing on an application for appointment of a receiver related to a lawsuit. Indigenous Design Studio + Architecture LLC, which filed suit against ZenniHome earlier this year alleging misuse of $22 million in federal funds related to a modular