Richard is a Maurice A. Deane School of Law Graduate and currently works as a Partner at Amster Rothstein and Ebenstien. Join us for an insightful conversation with Richard, whose path to law school and the legal profession is anything but typical. With a background in engineering, Richard brings a unique perspective to the legal world, challenging the conventional narrative of what it means to be a law student and litigator.
In this episode, we delve into Richard’s diverse experiences, uncovering the moments that ignited his passion for law and, equally important, the ones that didn’t. As a seasoned litigator, Richard shares invaluable tips for aspiring legal professionals, emphasizing the importance of practical learning. From taking specialized classes and participating in moot court to attending acting school and practicing trial techniques in front of a mirror, Richard’s advice is both practical and inspiring.
But Richard’s story doesn’t end in the courtroom. We explore his exciting new venture, Little Dick’s Hot Sauces, a testament to his love for cooking and flair for personal branding. With its catchy name and captivating origin story, Little Dick’s Hot Sauces is a masterclass in marketing and entrepreneurial spirit.
Tune in to gain insights from Richard’s extensive legal career and discover how he’s blending his professional expertise with personal passions to create a remarkable journey worth following. Whether you’re an aspiring litigator or a budding entrepreneur, Richard’s story is sure to inspire and motivate.
Richard’s LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rmandaro
Little Dick’s Hot Sauces: https://www.littledickssauces.com
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E47: Richard Mandaro Partner at Amster, Rothstein, and Ebenstein