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Jorian L. Rose

Jorian Rose has significant experience representing clients in distressed and non-distressed transactions, as well as traditional Chapter 11 bankruptcy matters. His experience includes representing creditors, creditors’ committees, debtors and lenders in complex restructurings, as well as mergers and acquisitions, capital raises and divestures.

Mr. Rose, having broad-based commercial experience, focuses his practice on advising businesses and their stakeholders undergoing transformation. He has represented clients in a variety of industries, such as aerospace and defense, automotive, energy, healthcare, hospitality, leasing, mortgage lending/servicing, real estate, retail and senior living.

Mr. Rose has considerable experience with many large-scale restructurings with notable representations including:

• BearingPoint—acquirer of a business from $1+ billion revenue national consulting business in Chapter 11;
• Erickson Retirement Communities—acquirer of a large national senior living management company and developer in Chapter 11;
• Alamo National (ANC) Rental Car—Creditors’ Committee in Chapter 11 of $2+ billion automobile rental company and successful sale of business;
• Glasstech Holdings—Creditors’ Committee for solar, automotive and architectural glass manufacturer;
• Global Crossing—Creditors’ Committee member for multibillion-dollar international telecommunications provider;
• Riese Restaurants—Creditors’ Committee for owner and operator of a chain of restaurants in the New York metropolitan area;
• Workflow Management Inc.—Creditors’ Committee for $600 million revenue printer;
• Sun Healthcare & Integrated Healthcare Services—DIP Lender for two of largest healthcare provider Chapter 11 cases;
• Autotech Leasing—Chapter 7 trustee in investigation of complex fraud cases;
• PG&E—parent in connection with the Chapter 11 cases of its operating subsidiaries;
• ContiFinancial—originator, securitizer and servicer of subprime mortgage loans in its $2 billion Chapter 11 cases;
• Kmart—large retailer in connection with its wind down; and
• PSINet—a $4 billion international telecommunications debtor, in its Chapter 11 proceedings, including international sale of business and winding down of remaining businesses.

Mr. Rose recently served as a Managing Director at Macquarie Capital (USA), Inc. While at Macquarie, he played a key role in multiple acquisitions and capital raises.

Mr. Rose is a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute.