Full Name
Jayne Rothman
Job Title
Chief Legal Officer
Company
Integrity, LLC
Speaker Bio
Jayne Rothman currently serves as Chief Legal Officer at Integrity Marketing Group, LLC. Ms. Rothman manages general matters including mergers & acquisitions, corporate governance, commercial transactions, litigation, dispute resolution, settlements, employment, real property, data privacy, governance, risk and compliance (GRC), insurance, intellectual property, and management of inside and outside counsel, among others. Ms. Rothman won Outstanding General Counsel, Small Legal Department, for the North Texas region from D CEO Corporate Counsel Awards in late 2022.
Ms. Rothman joined Integrity in January 2021. Before joining Integrity, Ms. Rothman was Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary from 2016 to 2020 at Vertafore, Inc., which was a private equity owned insurance software company (sponsors were Vista Equity Partners and Bain Capital) that sold in late 2020 to Roper Technologies, Inc., a NYSE publicly traded company. At Vertafore, Ms. Rothman managed general legal matters plus information risk management operations, information security and compliance, and the company’s leasing and facilities management operations worldwide including India and Canada, and was a member of the executive leadership team, Site Leader for the company’s Denver headquarters office, executive sponsor of two employee resource groups, and a member of the company’s executive Covid-19 taskforce.
Before joining Vertafore, Ms. Rothman was Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary at Epiq Systems, Inc., a formerly publicly traded company, where she served for eleven years before the company went private in late 2016. Prior to Epiq, Ms. Rothman worked with Hon. Lisa Hill Fenning (Ret.) at Dewey Ballantine LLP in Los Angeles, representing creditors in the Worldcom Chapter 11 case, five aircraft lessors and two real property lessors holding filed claims of nearly $1 billion in the United Air Lines Chapter 11 case. Ms. Rothman also represented ABC/ESPN in the restructuring of its contracts with Adelphia Communications and the resolution of existing contract issues and claims in the Adelphia Chapter 11 case, among others. Prior to that, Ms. Rothman practiced corporate M&A and business financial & restructuring law at Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP in New York, representing corporate clients including Enron Corp. in its Chapter 11 restructuring; Hughes Electronics Corp. in the sale of its satellite business and broadband communications division to The Boeing Company for $3.75 billion; Old Mutual Plc. in its acquisition including a tender offer of United Asset Management Corp. for $1.46 billion; Six Flags, Inc. in its acquisition of a 230-acre marine wildlife park (Sea World); Urban Box Office.com in multiple rounds of private equity financing; and John Wiley & Sons, Inc. in its purchase of the Hungry Minds, Inc. franchise (the “For Dummies” series) for $300 million through a merger and tender offer. Ms. Rothman also served as Law Clerk for two years to Chief Judge Mark W. Vaughn of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Hampshire, who also served as a Bankruptcy Appellate Judge for the First Circuit. As Law Clerk, Ms. Rothman authored over 60 opinions for the Bankruptcy Court and Bankruptcy Appellate Court, one of which, Young v. United States, was affirmed by the First Circuit and unanimously affirmed (Scalia, J.) by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2002.
Ms. Rothman frequently writes and speaks at industry events.
Ms. Rothman joined Integrity in January 2021. Before joining Integrity, Ms. Rothman was Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary from 2016 to 2020 at Vertafore, Inc., which was a private equity owned insurance software company (sponsors were Vista Equity Partners and Bain Capital) that sold in late 2020 to Roper Technologies, Inc., a NYSE publicly traded company. At Vertafore, Ms. Rothman managed general legal matters plus information risk management operations, information security and compliance, and the company’s leasing and facilities management operations worldwide including India and Canada, and was a member of the executive leadership team, Site Leader for the company’s Denver headquarters office, executive sponsor of two employee resource groups, and a member of the company’s executive Covid-19 taskforce.
Before joining Vertafore, Ms. Rothman was Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary at Epiq Systems, Inc., a formerly publicly traded company, where she served for eleven years before the company went private in late 2016. Prior to Epiq, Ms. Rothman worked with Hon. Lisa Hill Fenning (Ret.) at Dewey Ballantine LLP in Los Angeles, representing creditors in the Worldcom Chapter 11 case, five aircraft lessors and two real property lessors holding filed claims of nearly $1 billion in the United Air Lines Chapter 11 case. Ms. Rothman also represented ABC/ESPN in the restructuring of its contracts with Adelphia Communications and the resolution of existing contract issues and claims in the Adelphia Chapter 11 case, among others. Prior to that, Ms. Rothman practiced corporate M&A and business financial & restructuring law at Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP in New York, representing corporate clients including Enron Corp. in its Chapter 11 restructuring; Hughes Electronics Corp. in the sale of its satellite business and broadband communications division to The Boeing Company for $3.75 billion; Old Mutual Plc. in its acquisition including a tender offer of United Asset Management Corp. for $1.46 billion; Six Flags, Inc. in its acquisition of a 230-acre marine wildlife park (Sea World); Urban Box Office.com in multiple rounds of private equity financing; and John Wiley & Sons, Inc. in its purchase of the Hungry Minds, Inc. franchise (the “For Dummies” series) for $300 million through a merger and tender offer. Ms. Rothman also served as Law Clerk for two years to Chief Judge Mark W. Vaughn of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Hampshire, who also served as a Bankruptcy Appellate Judge for the First Circuit. As Law Clerk, Ms. Rothman authored over 60 opinions for the Bankruptcy Court and Bankruptcy Appellate Court, one of which, Young v. United States, was affirmed by the First Circuit and unanimously affirmed (Scalia, J.) by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2002.
Ms. Rothman frequently writes and speaks at industry events.
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