Rose’s practice focuses on representing commercial and healthcare entities in transactions and operational matters. She has worked with national, state, and regional organizations in all areas of their operations, including commercial real estate matters, formation (drafting organizational documents, applications for tax-exempt status, policy/practice development and similar issues), continuing governance issues (including bylaws or organizational restructures, board composition/operational changes, review and revision of policies and compliance with statutory requirements), restructures (mergers, acquisitions, affiliations and other restructures), personnel policies, training and employment matters, licensing, trademark and copyright, contracting and regulatory compliance.
Rose previously worked at several prestigious firms and served as general counsel for a group of charitable organizations. She finds guiding small businesses to allow them to prosper, commercial real estate transactions and company acquisitions to be the most rewarding part of her work.
Rose is a native of upstate New York. She enjoys volunteer work, particularly cooking at the Ronald McDonald House Charities.
- Earned an AV® Preeminent TM Peer Review Rating*, as established by confidential opinions from fellow members of the Bar and Judiciary in Martindale-Hubbell®.
- Best Lawyers of America®, 2024, 2025
- Albany Law School of Union University, Albany, New York
- Juris Doctor, cum laude, June 1989
- Member, Justinian Society
- State University of New York, Albany, New York
- Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, May 1984
- Spanish major, German and Italian Studies minor
- Connecticut, December 1989 (inactive)
- New York State, January 1990
- United States District Court, Northern District of New York, April 1990
- United States Tax Court, October, 1992
New York State Bar Member
- Guest Lecturer, Siena College, Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship, Prof. Kara Conway Love, March, 2018
- Speaker, How to Navigate the Waters of MWBE, Albany Business Review, October, 2017
- Speaker, HHS OIG and OMIG Auditing Priorities: The Home Care Impact, Home Care Association of New York State Corporate Compliance Symposium, October, 2017
- Speaker, Why Are You Being Sued?, Northeast Regional Urgent Care Association, October, 2016
- Speaker, Mohawk Valley Association of Independent Credit Unions, Into the Breach: Cybersecurity Incident Response Preparedness: Developing and Testing an Incident Response Plan, June, 2016
- Speaker, Albany Business Review, Into the Breach: Cybersecurity Incident Response Preparedness: Developing and Testing an Incident Response Plan, May, 2016
- Speaker, New York State Society for Human Resource Management, Avoiding the Penalty Box: Record Management, Retention and Destruction, September, 2013
- Speaker, National Business Institute, Business Contracts A-Z (Competition Issues), February, 2013 Speaker, Capital District Paralegals Association, Ethics for Paralegals, February, 2006, and October, 2010
- Adjunct Professor, State University of New York at Albany, Business School, Albany, New York, Legal Challenges in Health Care, Spring, 1998
- Adjunct Professor, College of St. Rose, Albany, New York, Business Law and the Regulatory Environment, (Certified Employee Benefit Specialist Program), Fall, 1996
- Speaker, Capital District Paralegals Association, Ethics for Paralegals, February, 2006 and October, 2010
- Speaker/Co-Presenter, New York State Bar Association, A Primer on Health Law, Tax Exempt Issues, Fall, 2000
- Speaker, Professional Education Seminars, Inc., LLCs & LLPs: an Intensive Introduction to Law, Tax & Formation, Albany and Melville, New York, July, 1999
- Speaker, New York Health Care Management Group, Presentation on legal issues relating to independent practice associations and management services organizations, November, 1996
- Speaker, American Association of Bioanalysts, London, Ontario, Canada, Introduction to Managed Care, July, 1996
- Journal of Urgent Care Medicine, “Why Are You Being Sued?,” 2018
- Capital District Business Review, “HMOs Exposed To Increased Liability for Treatment Decisions,” 1998
- Bender’s Health Law Monthly, “The ‘What’s,’ ‘How’s’ and ‘Whys’ of Diagnostic and Treatment Centers,” 1995
- Contributing Author for various newsletters and blog posts on corporate, employment, governance, regulatory and cyber security topics
- Commercial Real Estate
- Commercial Transactions
- Corporate/Not-for-Profit
- General Counsel Matters
- Real Estate Law