Laura Bianchi, partner and director of Medical Cannabis Department, Land Use Attorney, Thomas Galvin, and Litigator, Logan Elia to present Thursday, October 18th at 10:45 a.m. Arizona Association for Economic Development Fall Forum, on “Understanding and Navigating Arizona’s Medical Marijuana Industry” at Little America Hotel in Flagstaff. For More information click here:
[VIDEO] Rose Law Group land-use & regulatory attorney Thomas F. Galvin among KPNX panelists for McSally-Sinema Senate debate
KPNX 12 News Kyrsten Sinema and Martha McSally debated one another in the only debate for the open, U.S. Senate seat. Following the debate, 12 News asked a citizen panel, including Thomas Galvin, second from the right, their thoughts on the debate.
Thomas Galvin, Rose Law Group land use attorney, on 12 News KPNX McSally-Sinema voter ‘reaction’ panel at 7 pm, following 6 pm debate, on PBS
The debate will be hosted by Arizona PBS, Monday, Oct. 15, at 6 p.m. You can watch the debate live on Arizona PBS, as well as www.azpbs.org. The debate will air again at 10 p.m. on Arizona PBS. Following the debate head to 12 News KPNX for the Voter Reaction panel, airing at 7 p.m., where Thomas Galvin will be engaging in …
Phoenix City Council kills medical marijuana tax; a ‘victory against bad policy,’ says Rose Law Group land-use & regulatory attorney Thomas F. Galvin
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents multiple medical-marijuana dispensaries in Phoenix and was hired to help kill the potential tax By Jessica Boehm | Arizona Republic The Phoenix City Council voted unanimously to kill a tax proposal that could have cost medical marijuana dispensaries millions of dollars each year. After backlash from the medical marijuana industry and transparency concerns voiced by council members, Mayor …
Phoenix Mayor proposes massive taxes on medical-marijuana dispensaries; Rose Law Group land-use & regulatory attorney Thomas F. Galvin calls the tax ‘arbitrary and capricious’
By Joseph Flaherty | Phoenix New Times The mayor of Phoenix is prepared to levy a significant new tax on medical marijuana businesses that could decimate the city’s dispensaries and raise costs for patients. In a letter to the Phoenix city manager on Thursday, Mayor Thelda Williams proposed an occupational licensing tax on medical-marijuana businesses in order to fund Phoenix’s …
Thomas Galvin, Rose Law Group land use attorney, talking Cannabis and Real Estate at U.S. Cannabis Conference, October 5th and 6th
We’re pleased to announce Thomas Galvin, Rose Law Group land use attorney will be speaking at the upcoming U.S. Cannabis Conference, October 5th and 6th. You can see Thomas at the following: 10/5/2018: 3:00 PM to 3:45 PM, West 106A, Cannabis and Real Estate Check out the full agenda here:
Arizona ruling sides with developer in San Pedro River water use dispute; Legislature must solve the issues, says Rose Law Group land-use, regulatory and water attorney, Thomas Galvin
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star The Arizona Supreme Court has given the go-ahead to new development in and around Sierra Vista even if it could dry up the San Pedro River — and even if it turns out that the homebuyers later end up with nothing but sand coming out of their faucets. In …
Medical marijuana shop owners are largest donors in Glendale City Council races
By Jen Fifield | Arizona Republic The three owners of a medical marijuana dispensary in Glendale are the largest individual donors to candidates for Glendale City Council so far. Combined, the owners of Arizona Organix —William Benjamin Myer, Ryan Wells and Mark Myer — contributed a total of $38,100 to three candidates in the city’s two competitive races in this …
Calls for new state law to keep better track of veteran suicide statistics
Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the family of Antouine Castaneda Fox10 News According the latest statistics, on average, 20 U.S. veterans commit suicide every day. In Arizona, the veteran suicide rate is significantly higher. Now, the family of an Army Ranger who took his own life three years ago is pushing for a new state law. For continuing coverage see …