Bio

Stephanie Marcantonio is a partner in Crowell & Moring’s New York office and serves as a member of the firm’s Corporate Steering Committee. Stephanie regularly advises public and private companies, including government contractors, health care systems, tax-exempt entities, and religious organizations on a wide array of corporate transactional and governance matters. Her practice includes representing healthcare systems in connection with transformative transactions, including divestitures, mergers, affiliations and joint ventures, many of which also involved the conveyancing of real estate as a significant component of the transaction. She also represents lenders and borrowers in health care financings, and has acted as regulatory counsel to lenders such as Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley in connection with numerous nine- and 10-figure financings of nursing facilities, assisted-living facilities, and other health care providers, and the related securitizations. Stephanie often serves as outside general counsel to clients, assisting them on a variety of commercial matters including financing transactions, risk management, and corporate governance. Stephanie was recognized as a “Next Generation Lawyer” by The Legal 500 U.S. in 2018 for nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations and as a “Rising Star” by New York Super Lawyers from 2012 to 2017 and as a Super Lawyer from 2019 to 2022 for health care, nonprofit, and corporate governance and compliance. Since 2020, Chambers USA has recognized Stephanie for her work in Healthcare in New York. During law school, Stephanie was the executive productions editor of the Pace Law Review. She is admitted to practice in the state of New York. Stephanie serves as an attorney mentor through NJ LEEP (Law and Educational Empowerment Project) to high school students in the Newark, NJ area, and as the chairperson of the board of directors for Support Our Aging Religious, a nonprofit organization that provides grants to help religious congregations care for their elderly and infirm members.