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Lessons from being an ‘accidental lawyer’
Robyn Tongol · 2026-04-01 · via Podcast - Lawyers Weekly

Join host Jerome Doraisamy as he speaks with lawyer and comedian Nick Abrahams in this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show. They discuss Abrahams’ upcoming shows at comedy festivals in Sydney and Melbourne and what he talks about in those shows, whether one can be successful by being one’s self, how he reconciled his creative self with being a lawyer in private practice, and how he came to specialise in digital transformation as a practitioner.

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Abrahams also gets into futurism and the AI space, finding work that makes sense to him personally and professionally, what he’s learnt along the way, and why it’s both acceptable and beneficial to have accidental or unexpected movements in one’s career.

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