By Rose Law Group Reporter
Arizona’s largest woman-founded law firm is excited to announce Senior Counsel Shelton “Tony” Freeman will now join the ranks of Rose Law Group Partner and Co-Chair the litigation department and will continue being the head of the firm’s Flagstaff office.
Jordan Rose, founder and president of Rose Law Group, said, “Tony Freeman embodies the qualities we at Rose Law Group seek to portray, including immediate client responsiveness, attention to quality work, creative problem solving, leadership, and the love for solving the most difficult problems. We are honored to have Tony as a partner and co-chair our litigation department.”
Freeman is licensed in Arizona and California. With more than 38 years in the legal field, he works closely with businesses and individuals to assure clients benefit from his passion for analyzing complex situations and developing creative and strategic business approaches to disputes. From simple transactions to complicated legal matters Tony’s winning spirit saves clients time and money. Here are some examples of complex matters requiring knowledge in diverse practice areas: A multi-generational family office with investments in real estate, agriculture, and other areas; litigation of contract rights and estate planning; a real estate brokerage with offices throughout the state with contract and compliance issues; and a multi-tiered organization with controlling interests in other companies in multiple states to address acquisitions, disputes, and litigation.
Tony has consistently earned the Martindale-Hubbell highest AV Preeminent peer rating, achieved by only a small percentage of attorneys, a designation trusted worldwide by users and referrers of legal services.
When traveling, Tony turns into a professional photographer shooting unique glimpses of nature, from wildlife to landscapes and skylines. Tony’s photography is on display in the Flagstaff office and on the website: NatureExposedPhotography.com.
He is also an avid supporter of the arts and budding young photographers. He has hosted annual photography contests in the Flagstaff office for both the local high school students (regularly receiving hundreds of entries) and for Northern Arizona University photography students. Tony also sponsors and regularly hosts “Flagstaff First Friday Art Walks” and is a major sponsor to the Flagstaff Arts Council.
The highest compliment he has received for his contributions to the arts was receiving several nominations for annual Viola Awards by the Flagstaff Arts Council in the category of businesses supporting the arts. If that isn’t enough, Tony achieved the status of Ironman in 2015 and plans to compete again.
Upon the announcement, Freeman said, “Thank you to Jordan and the other partners for the opportunity to become a partner and to co-chair the litigation department at RLG! I am very humbled and honored to be considered for those roles. Thanks to everyone for the well-wishes! I’m still a bit numb from the surprise but can’t wait to becoming even more of a part of the firm and helping out where I’m able. I look forward to a long and storied future amongst this great group of folks!!!”
