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Jeannie Mancheno

(she/her/hers)

Associate

[email protected]

+1.212.692.6847

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Jean focuses her practice on health care transactional, regulatory, and enforcement defense matters. She represents a variety of clients across the health care industry, including hospitals, physician organizations, health care systems, and long-term and urgent care providers.

Jean’s health care industry transactions experience includes mergers and acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures, and due diligence for health care providers and investors across the United States. Her recent transactional experience includes representing a Fortune 250 kidney care company, providers of radiology services, a private equity funded cardiology platform, and a national veterinary practice. She also has experience in health care enforcement defense, including supporting clients undergoing federal and state agency investigations, preparing self-disclosures to federal and state agencies, and conducting internal compliance investigations. She regularly advises on various health care regulatory topics, including telehealth, scope of practice, and the corporate practice of medicine. Additionally, she advises clients in the cosmetics, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries on FDA regulatory and compliance matters.

Jean maintains an active pro bono practice at Mintz. Recently, Jean succeeded on an appeal before an administrative law judge and secured social security benefits for her client. Jean is also Senior Fellow for the Gitenstein Institute of Health Law and Policy at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University. She frequently speaks at Hofstra University events focused on building a career in health law and mentors law students interested in pursuing the field. 

Prior to joining Mintz, Jean was an associate at a Long Island, New York-based boutique law firm that serves the health care industry, where she counseled clients on a broad range of health care compliance and health care litigation matters. During law school, Jean focused her professional and academic experiences on health law. She held legal internships at a national pediatric urgent care practice, a major nonprofit health care system in New York, and the Health Care Bureau of the New York State Attorney General’s Office. Upon law school graduation, she received the Excellence in Health Law Award and concurrently earned a Master of Public Health through her law school’s joint-degree program.

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Throughout 2021, former Governor Andrew Cuomo introduced sweeping legislation to initiate reform in nursing homes licensed under Article 28 of the New York Public Health Law. While many of these laws took effect this past year, some are set to take effect in the New Year and beyond. Below we provide a brief overview of three that are taking effect in January 2022.
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Entirely Virtual Shareholder & Member Meetings Now Permitted in New York

November 23, 2021 | Blog | By Cody Keetch, Jean D. Mancheno

On November 8, 2021, Governor Hochul signed legislation to permanently amend the New York Business Corporation Law and New York Not-for-Profit Corporation Law. Under the new law, for profit and not-for-profit corporations are permitted to hold their shareholder or member meetings solely through virtual means, unless such virtual meetings are prohibited by a corporation’s articles of organization or bylaws.
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News & Press

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Mintz Member Joanne Hawana and Associate Jean Krebs were interviewed by CosmeticDesign about legal reform in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Mintz Associate Jean Krebs co-authored an article published by Outpatient Surgery Magazine titled "Avoiding Pandemic Predicaments".
Mintz Associate Jean Krebs co-authored an article published by the Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics titled "Racial Disparities in Payment Source of Opioid Use Disorder Treatment among Non-Incarcerated Justice-Involved Adults in the United States".
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Mintz Associated Jean Krebs authored an article published by Hofstra Law Review titled "Any Man Can Be A Father, But Should A Dead Man Be A Dad?: An Approach To The Formal Legalization Of Posthumous Sperm Retrieval And Posthumous Reproduction In The United States".
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Publications

*Reprinted with permission from the New York State Bar Association © 2023.

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Involvement

  • Member, American Health Law Association
  • Member, New York State Bar Association
  • Member, New York State Bar Association Health Law Section Membership Committee
  • Member, Food & Drug Law Institute’s New to FDA Law and Regulation Committee
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Jeannie Mancheno

(she/her/hers)

Associate

New York