Jason Maur was in the midst of the most grueling trial of his young professional career. He needed to present his case to the three of the toughest judges in the world. But for the Monroe attorney who started practicing law in November 2010, this trial had nothing to do with legal training. If it had, it probably would’ve been easier.
Maur was one of 30,000 participants in MasterChef, a reality television show that pits amateur chefs against each other in a battle for a $250,000. All participants must prepare restaurant-quality meals within a certain time frame, and they’re judged by food industry icons chef Gordon Ramsay, restaurateur Joe Bastianich and chef Graham Elliot.
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