Criminal Misdemeanors / DUI
Rose Law Group pc can assist clients with issues involving including, but not limited to, DUI, Extreme DUI, Aggravated DUI, OUI, Domestic Violence, Assault, Criminal Damage, Disorderly Conduct, Drug Offenses, Theft, Endangerment, Civil/Criminal Speeding, Reckless Driving, Underage Drinking, Other Vehicular Crimes, Post-Conviction Relief, Probation/Parole Violations, Sentence Modifications and some Sexual Offenses.
The team has successfully litigated these matters and has good relationships that can often result in reasonable settlement.
Please contact our office to schedule your consultation. Cost will be discussed during the consultation based upon the facts of each case.
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Private equity eyes college sports; George Finn, senior transactional attorney at Rose Law Group who handles NIL deals for athletes, calls it a “transformative moment.”
Private equity keeps inching closer to college sports, and now has a bit more certainty around its modeling. Driving the news: A federal judge on Friday approved a settlement that sets the stage for schools to pay their student-athletes. Each school will be allowed to share up to $20.5 million in revenue, mostly with football players. That cap is expected to
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