Attorney & American Businesswoman
April N. Richardson Esq. is not just a name—She’s that girl. With over 20 years as a Business and Real Estate Attorney and 15 years as a thriving Food Entrepreneur, April embodies what it means to Get Dirty.
As a single mother, she didn’t just make ends meet; she dug deep, got her hands dirty, and unearthed opportunities where others saw nothing but obstacles. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, her law degree from the George Washington University Law Center, and she studied at Georgetown University’s Masters in Real Estate. Every step, every sacrifice, every late night was a declaration: “I will not be confined by the boxes this world tries to place me in.”
Now let me keep it real. April has seen the system—the same system that promises fairness and equality—turn its back on women and minorities time and time again. Programs designed to balance inequities get dismantled, and the last hired, first fired, lowest paid workforce gets left behind…again. But instead of sitting in anger, April rolled up her sleeves, put her hands in the dirt, and turned her frustration into action. Dirty Girl Legal isn’t just a law firm; it’s a revolution. It’s here to ensure that women and others relegated to the margins have a fierce advocate who knows the game and refuses to let history repeat itself.
April’s foundation is one of grit and excellence. As a White Collar Crimes Investigator and Prosecutor, she didn’t shy away from the tough cases. She dug into the trenches of complex fraud investigations, uncovering truths and training elite law enforcement agencies like the Secret Service and FBI. Her precision, focus, and fearlessness built a reputation that precedes her.
But April didn’t stop there. She stepped into the entrepreneurial world, planting seeds in the soil of possibility and cultivating two successful bakeries—Baked In Baltimore and DC Sweet Potato Cake—alongside a baked goods manufacturing company. Her products have been celebrated by major brands like Starbucks, Nordstrom, Wegmans, and QVC, proving that excellence grows wherever she puts her hands.
When she saw barriers in the food industry holding back people of color, she didn’t just talk about change—she got in the mud and became the change. April built the nation’s first Black-owned food hall, creating space for entrepreneurs who had been shut out for far too long. With national recognition and two more projects underway, she continues to open doors and shatter ceilings.
Her clients range from entrepreneurs, businesses, doctors, professionals, politicians, athletes, and celebrities—all drawn to her strategic brilliance and unwavering commitment. April’s authenticity and strength make her the advocate you want in your corner, the leader who turns visions into realities.
Her work is not just professional; it’s deeply personal. It’s about rewriting the narrative and building a legacy for those who come next-especially WOMEN.
April’s voice is sharp, her humor disarming, her creativity boundless, and her fire unrelenting. She doesn’t just see potential; she digs for it. She doesn’t just build; she plants, waters, and nurtures until excellence blooms. This is not just a career; it’s her calling. And she’s inviting you to join her on this journey.
April Richardson’s speech emphasizes the challenges faced by young girls today, highlighting rising depression and academic struggles. However, she encourages them to adopt a fearless mindset, symbolized by the “I Will” mantra, which empowers girls to overcome adversity and lead future generations. She urges girls to embrace challenges and discover their potential
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