Michael J. Giordano is an Associate in the Corporate Law Practice Group at Mandelbaum Barrett PC.
He graduated summa cum laude with a B.A. from Seton Hall University and earned his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law. While in law school, Michael gained experience as a law clerk at Mandelbaum Barrett PC, served as an Articles Editor for the Seton Hall Law Review, and completed an internship with Panasonic Corporation of North America. Prior to joining the firm, he clerked for the Honorable Lisa A. Firko, J.A.D., at the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division.
New Jersey
B.A. Seton Hall University, Summa Cum Laude
J.D. Seton Hall University of Law
Veterinary Law Newsletter: Volume 29
September 10, 2025
🐾 Our Latest Veterinary Law Newsletter Is Here! 🐾 From legal trends to leadership insights, we’re sharing what matters most to veterinarians and veterinary practice owners. In this issue: ✨ Industry Hot Topics – Cybersecurity, Practice Buy-Ins & Preparing for a Practice Sale 🎙️ “Just Vetting” with Peter Tanella, Esq. Podcast Episodes featuring Ashley Staycheff, […]Veterinary Law Newsletter: Volume 28
April 29, 2025
Our latest Veterinary Law Newsletter is now live! From legal trends to leadership tips, we’re covering what matters most to veterinarians and veterinary practice owners. 📌 In this issue:• Featured Hot Topics including Corporate Consolidation and Restrictive Covenants in Associate Employment Agreements• “Just Vetting” Podcast with Peter Tanella, Esq. episode featuring Monica Dixon Perry, BS, […]Veterinary Real Estate Transactions: Legal & Strategic Considerations
April 16, 2025
Current Market Overview The veterinary real estate market remains active in 2025, though it’s evolving in response to broader economic conditions. Rising interest rates, limited inventory in high-demand urban and suburban corridors, and the ongoing consolidation of veterinary practices by corporate buyers have added new layers of complexity to real estate transactions in this space. […]Navigating Corporate Consolidation: What Independent Practices Need to Know
March 28, 2025
Corporate consolidation in the veterinary industry remains strong as we approach the end of Q1 in 2025. While the market has evolved since 2024, corporate consolidators remain active, and selling to a corporate entity continues to be a viable option for practice owners. However, there is still a place for independent practices in this consolidation […]Terminating the Veterinary-Client-Patient Relationship (“VCPR”): A Legal Perspective
February 18, 2025
As a veterinary professional, maintaining a positive and professional relationship with clients is crucial. However, there are instances where it becomes necessary to end the VCPR. Whether due to non-compliance, failure to pay, inappropriate behavior, or other valid reasons, terminating a client requires a thoughtful and legally sound approach. A well-crafted termination letter is essential […]New York Newsletter: Winter Edition
December 16, 2024
Check out our NYC Newsletter to read about our recent successes, important legal updates, and how our team is closing out the year. 🗽📖 Read it Here.Employers Should “Pause” to Consider NYC Pet Leave Proposal
November 22, 2024
A New Trend in Employee Benefits Employee pet benefits are on the rise, reflecting a growing focus on work-life balance and mental health. The latest development comes from New York City, where a groundbreaking proposal aims to give workers time off to care for their pets. Currently, under the New York City Earned Safe and […]