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.
Legally Exhausted
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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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July 28, 2026
They Quit Their Jobs to Build a Law Firm. Now They're Winning Big | Legally Exhausted Ep. 66
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 & Lopez-Trigo, P.A. to discuss how they left established legal careers, opened their own personal injury practice, and quickly built a firm that's already making an impact across South Florida. Joshua ...
July 14, 2026
We Had WAY More in Common Than We Expected... | Attorney Monica Ishak | Legally Exhausted Ep. 65
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 common Attorney Abe Ovadia sits down with criminal defense attorney Monica Ishak, and within minutes they discover they share far more than a passion for the law. From their connections to Egypt and FIU Law to entrepreneurship, technology, fitness, and even coffee, this episode is packe...
July 13, 2026
Employment Lawyer Explains Your Workplace Rights | Maricé Guzman | Legally Exhausted Ep. 64
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 termination and workplace discrimination to AI, entrepreneurship, and building a successful law firm, this episode is packed with practical advice for employees, employers, attorneys, and busines...
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