Employment Law and Human Resources
Rose Law Group pc is dedicated to serving all of your Scottsdale Arizona employment law and human resource needs – from day-to-day client counseling to defending lawsuits brought by current or former employees. Our focus is to work proactively to prevent problems in the first place; to that end, we assess our clients needs and potential problems annually (an employment law check up). We then recommend real and practical solutions so that you can avoid costly problems.
We understand that every HR related issue cannot be anticipated or prevented. When the inevitable happens, our team will defend you all the way from the administrative agency (whether EEOC or ACRD) up through trial and appeal.
The employment team is here to make sure that you are able to focus on business, and make the HR issues and distractions as few and painless as possible.
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TUNE IN: Shruti Gurudanti, Rose Law Group partner and corporate transactions director, joins ‘Me Financial’ podcast for an update on the Corporate Transparency Act
Did you know the government now requires certain businesses to disclose their ownership? If you haven’t filed your Beneficial Ownership Report (BOI) with the government, you need to listen to this episode! Shruti Gurudanti, a lawyer specializing in corporate and transactional law, joins me to explain the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and its impact on your business. In this episode,
At Pinal Partnership breakfast, leaders stress importance of business collaborations; event moderated by Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose
The Pinal Partnership forum lineup was Superior Mayor Mila Besich, from left, Bryan Seppala, principal adviser for Resolution Copper; Maricopa Mayor Nancy Smith, Ron Fleming, president and CEO of Global Water Resources; Apache Junction Mayor Chip Wilson; and J. Brian O’Neill, executive director of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority. Courtesy of Pinal Central By Jodie Newell | Pinal Central CASA
Rose Law Group Corporate Transactions Director Shruti Gurudanti comments on Carta’s exit from secondary trading following credibility hit
By Connie Loizos | Tech Crunch Roughly 72 hours after a prominent startup customer complained that Carta was misusing information with which it was entrusted — scaring many of Carta’s tens of thousands of other customers in the process — Carta is exiting the business that landed it in trouble with the customer. Carta co-founder and CEO Henry Ward posted on Medium tonight that: “Because
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