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10/17/2026

🏗️ Nearly 5,000 acres. A mysterious new development. And a major opportunity for Pinal County.

Rose Law Group Founder & President Jordan Rose spoke with the Phoenix Business Journal about Project Paperclip, a proposed industrial development involving nearly 5,000 acres of Arizona State Trust Land along Highway 79.

Rose Law Group represented the Arizona State Land Department through the rezoning process, which recently secured Pinal County approval for industrial uses while prohibiting standalone data centers and utility-scale solar facilities.

Jordan says the rezoning helps position the corridor as a premier employment hub capable of attracting long-term jobs to the region.

The property is headed for a December 22 auction with a starting bid of $46.5 million.

Read more: https://bit.ly/47nWhVa

Intrigue is building around a nearly 5,000-acre site in Pinal County that's months away from being auctioned off by the Arizona State Land Department.

10/16/2026

🏛️🤝 Rose Law Group welcomed elected officials, candidates and community leaders to our Scottsdale office for an evening of connecting over policy ahead of November's election.

Hosted by Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose, with Land Use Attorney Jon Gillespie and Government Relations Department Chair Elizabeth Goodman serving as co-hosts, our Meet the Candidates mixer featured State Representatives Stephanie Simacek and Sarah Liguori, along with Phoenix City Council candidate Ed Hermes.

We're proud to bring together Arizona's business, legal and political communities and encourage the conversations that help move our state forward.

Read the full recap: https://bit.ly/4BajWpL

10/13/2026

🏗️ Another win for Rose Law Group's Land Use team in Queen Creek! Rose Law Group Partner & Land Development Solutions Director Chris Webb successfully represented Carder Development in securing unanimous 5-0 approval from the Queen Creek Town Council for an annexation and rezoning request.

The approval brings a 0.72-acre parcel into Queen Creek town limits and rezones the property to light commercial, paving the way for a 50-space parking lot supporting Carder Development's planned 17,070-square-foot commercial office building near Ellsworth and Happy roads.

Following a favorable recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission in September, the council's approval marks another milestone for the project.

Congratulations to Chris and our client on this successful outcome!

Read more in the Queen Creek Independent:
https://www.yourvalley.net/queen-creek-independent/stories/queen-creek-council-approves-annexation-rezoning-for-parking-lot,726948

10/12/2026

📰 Rose Law Group Partner and Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin joined KTAR’s The Mike Broomhead Show to address conflicting information surrounding the delivery of early mail-in ballots in Maricopa County.

After County Recorder Justin Heap attributed potential ballot delays to a USPS facility closure, the Postal Service disputed that explanation, saying its Valley processing facilities remain operational and have sufficient capacity to handle election mail.

Galvin called for clarification and greater transparency about the ballot delivery process, emphasizing the importance of providing voters with accurate information.

The conversation also covered public safety, Flock cameras, the BNSF project in the northwest Valley and the EPA’s proposed approval of Maricopa County Rule 204.

Listen to the interview and read more:
https://bit.ly/47asVJO

10/11/2026

🌱 A major development for Arizona's air quality and economic future! Rose Law Group Partner and Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin joined U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin and other officials for the announcement of the EPA's proposed approval of Maricopa County's innovative Air Quality Rule 204.

The proposed rule would allow industries such as advanced manufacturing and energy production to use emission reduction credits generated by cleaner non-road equipment, creating new opportunities for economic growth while maintaining air quality protections.

“Today’s announcement is a victory for our environment, the economy, and common-sense regulation reform,” Galvin said, emphasizing that Maricopa County residents shouldn't have to choose between clean air and economic opportunity.

Read more in Rose Law Group Reporter:
https://bit.ly/4rUhj7k

10/10/2026

Resolution Copper project on track after Ninth Circuit decision

⛏️ Resolution Copper has cleared another legal hurdle.

The Ninth Circuit has declined a request to rehear a case involving the federally authorized land exchange tied to the Resolution Copper project, leaving in place an earlier ruling allowing the exchange to move forward.

Resolution Copper says the mine could eventually supply up to 25% of U.S. copper demand, support approximately 3,700 direct and indirect jobs at full production and generate as much as $61 billion in economic value for Arizona over its operating life.

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Resolution Copper.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4zg677o

A federal appeals court has left in place a ruling allowing the land exchange tied to the Resolution Copper project to move forward, rejecting a request to reconsider the case.

10/09/2026

✈️ Green card holders: Planning international travel? Read this first:

A recent Supreme Court decision, Blanche v. Lau, highlights important considerations for lawful permanent residents returning to the United States, particularly those with criminal histories or pending charges.

While most green card holders can continue traveling internationally without concern, individuals with past arrests, dismissed cases, convictions, or unresolved criminal matters may face additional scrutiny when reentering the country.

A valid green card does not guarantee a complication-free return to the United States.

Rose Law Group Partner and Immigration Law Department Chairman Darius Amiri explains what permanent residents should know before traveling abroad and why reviewing potential immigration complications before departure is essential here: https://bit.ly/3VAEA1Z

📩 Questions about your immigration status or upcoming travel? Contact Darius at [email protected]

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10/09/2026

Rose Law Group welcomed candidates, elected officials and community members to our Scottsdale office for a Meet the Candidates mixer hosted by Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group Partner and Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin, and Rose Law Group Government Affairs Chair Elizabeth Goodman.

Attendees included Phoenix City Council District 2 candidate Danny Mazza; Gilbert Town Councilmember-elect Beth Goulden and Chandler Mayor and Arizona House District 13 candidate Kevin Hartke.

The evening brought candid conversations about public safety, housing affordability, water, infrastructure and economic development—and opportunities to connect over the issues shaping Arizona’s future.

Thank you to everyone who joined us! Swipe for moments from the mixer.

Read the recap: https://bit.ly/4y9OXaE

10/08/2026

⚖️ 📆 📋 What’s happening at city halls and planning commissions across Arizona? Sam’s Muni Agendas has you covered.

Rose Law Group Land Use Attorney Sam DeMoss tracks noteworthy municipal agenda items across the region — including an 888-acre potential annexation and rezone in Oro Valley, new and proposed data center regulations, Paradise Valley SUP processing changes, Wickenburg zoning revisions and potential new land-use requirements involving data centers and power generation in Yavapai County.

Also on the radar: a federal bipartisan permitting bill aimed at streamlining solar and energy permit processing.

Get up to speed with Sam’s latest roundup! https://bit.ly/4rSDpai

10/08/2026

🍕🐶 Puppies, pizza — and a land use win!

Maricopa County Supervisor, Rose Law Group Partner and Land Use Attorney Thomas Galvin presented the case as Phoenix planners approved a rezone allowing an 83-space parking lot to support Pizza To The Rescue and neighboring Almost There Rescue at 26th Street and Indian School Road.

“What this is about is puppies and pizza, which I don’t think has really low approval ratings these days,” Galvin said. “This is a very densely populated area, and by having parking here, you’re alleviating everything here for the neighbors.”

The case now heads to Phoenix City Council for final approval.

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the owners of Pizza To The Rescue.