National coverage of the Karen Read trial
Emanuel Galimidi provided legal analysis for the Daily Mail’s national coverage of the Karen Read case, breaking down the trial and what it meant for a general audience.
Read the article →In the news
Interviews, press coverage & podcast appearances
When reporters and producers need someone who can explain how the insurance side really thinks, they call a former insurance-defense attorney. Here’s where Emanuel Galimidi has appeared.
Press & interviews
When national outlets need someone who can explain how the insurance side actually thinks, they call a former insurance-defense attorney.
Emanuel Galimidi provided legal analysis for the Daily Mail’s national coverage of the Karen Read case, breaking down the trial and what it meant for a general audience.
Read the article →Featured alongside attorneys nationwide on legal ethics: Emanuel describes stepping away from a matter where a personal friendship could have compromised impartiality — and why perceived integrity matters as much as the rule itself.
Read the Q&A →Quoted on how insurance companies use surveillance footage in injury litigation, in coverage of a $2.8 million Miami jury award to a former college soccer player.
Read the article →Commentary on a ruling that applied Florida’s HB 837 tort reform retroactively to lawsuits filed before its effective date.
Read the article →On dashcam footage as evidence in car-accident claims — when it helps, and when it hurts.
Read the article →Interview on building a law practice after two decades in insurance defense — and what that experience changes for injured clients.
Read the interview →Interview on founding Galimidi Law and making legal representation accessible to injured people in Miami.
Read the interview →Profile interview with Emanuel Galimidi in CanvasRebel Magazine.
Read the interview →Included in “The Virtual Verdict,” a report on how technology is changing legal practice.
Read the article →Featured discussion of practical negotiation and mediation tools.
View the feature →Also: speaker, 5th Annual Human Trafficking Conference (2016). More press features are added here as they run. Working on a story? See “For journalists” below.
Podcasts
Longer conversations — the career switch from insurance defense, how claims really get valued, and what injured people should know.
Podcast conversation on leading a law practice in the age of AI.
Listen →Video interview on leaving nearly two decades of corporate defense to build Galimidi Law.
Watch →Guest episode on moving from defending global corporations to representing the injured — and how the firm grew.
Watch →Topics include contingency fees, Florida’s 14-day PIP rule, jury likability, and a client’s story.
Watch →On making injured clients comfortable from the first call.
Listen →In the media
Twenty years inside insurance defense, now on the plaintiff side. These are subjects I can speak to on the record — in plain English or Spanish.
What moves the number behind the scenes — and why a first offer is rarely the real one.
How denials, delays and lowball tactics can cross the line into bad faith.
How HB 837 cut the filing deadline to two years and reshaped comparative fault.
Why Florida is still a no-fault state in 2026 — and what it means for drivers.
What the public often misreads about evidence, burden of proof and jury dynamics.
How the other side builds a case to pay less — from someone who used to do it.
Follow & watch
Short explainers on Florida injury law, insurance tactics and your rights — wherever you already scroll.
Emanuel Galimidi is a Miami trial attorney who spent two decades defending insurance companies before moving to the plaintiff side. He’s available for timely commentary on personal-injury litigation, insurance practices and Florida injury law — on the record, on camera, in English or Spanish.
Media inquiries: emanuel@galimidilaw.com · 786-442-2873
High-resolution headshot, bio and recent matters available on request.
You'll talk to a senior attorney who spent 20 years on the other side — not a case manager. No fees or costs unless you recover.
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