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Lawyer Abraham Ovadia opened his law office Ovadia Law Group in 2010. In these podcasts he speaks with Doctors, Lawyers and Business Professionals. Abraham dives deeper into what made these individuals chose their careers paths, as well as why they are so successful today. They share their knowledge about what it takes to thrive in the workplace.
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Update frequency:
every 10 days
Average audio length:
56 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
75 episodes
since Jan. 17, 2023
episodic
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What happens when a law student nearly fails out of school, is told the legal profession might not be for him, and goes on to help secure an $8.25 MILLION medical malpractice settlement at just 28 years old?In Episode 73 of the Legally Exhausted Podcast, attorney Abraham Ovadia sits down with Gabri…
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He studied for the LSAT while working as a truck driver. Years later, he’s standing in a courtroom defending people whose freedom may depend on what happens next.On this episode of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with attorney Duane Powers, a Broward County Assistant Public Defender, for a …
What happens when business partners stop getting along, contracts weren't written properly, or nobody planned for what happens when things go wrong?On Episode 71 of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with commercial litigation attorney Arianna Mendez for a conversation about the legal sid…
What really happens when a dealership sells a vehicle with rolled-back mileage, undisclosed damage, forged paperwork, hidden warranty problems—or a car that simply can’t stay out of the repair shop?On this episode of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with Florida attorney Joshua Feygin, a con…
Traumatic brain injuries can affect memory, sleep, balance, mood, personality, vision, cognition and everyday function—and sometimes the person experiencing the injury doesn't even recognize how much they've changed.In this episode of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with Dr. Jonat…
What does it really take to build a law practice, fight difficult cases, and become the kind of attorney willing to keep going when others might walk away?On Episode 68 of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with his friend Attorney Raimundo Ytulvides for a wide-ranging conversation about law, …
What happens when you graduate near the top of your law school class… only to end up working for $10 an hour?On this episode of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with his former FIU Law classmate Christian E. Rodriguez, Esq., Managing Partner of Trembly Law Firm, for a conversation about the …
Starting your own law firm is one of the biggest risks an attorney can take. For Joshua Padron and Mark Lopez, that leap of faith turned into one of the most exciting chapters of their careers.In this episode of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with the founding partners of Padron & Lope…
What started as a conversation about criminal defense quickly turned into an unexpected discussion about AI, entrepreneurship, Egypt, criminal justice, and discovering just how much these two attorneys had in commonAttorney Abe Ovadia sits down with criminal defense attorney Monica Ishak, and withi…
Can your employer fire you after a workplace injury? Can they deny a medical accommodation? Does posting on social media hurt your lawsuit?In Episode 64 of Legally Exhausted, Abe Ovadia sits down with employment attorney Maricé Guzman for one of the most informative conversations yet. From wrongful…
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