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However you were hurt, I know the other side.

Name: However you were hurt, I know the other side.
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However you were hurt, I know the other side.

Galimidi Law represents injured people across Florida — in car, truck, motorcycle, Uber and Lyft, bicycle, and pedestrian crashes; boat, bus, and aviation accidents; uninsured-motorist and bad-faith insurance claims; short-term-rental and slip-and-fall injuries; product-liability cases; and wrongful-death claims. Every one of them comes down to an insurance company deciding what your claim is worth — and Emanuel Galimidi spent more than 20 years on their side before switching to yours.

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Car Accidents›

Crashes on Miami streets and Florida highways, valued by a former insurance-defense attorney.

Truck Accidents›

Commercial truck and 18-wheeler collisions, including Amazon, FedEx, and UPS delivery crashes.

Delivery fleets: Amazon · FedEx · UPS

Motorcycle Accidents›

Motorcycles aren't covered by PIP — which means you can sue the at-fault driver directly.

Uber & Lyft Accidents›

Rideshare crashes where coverage shifts by trip phase under Florida's TNC law (§ 627.748).

Bicycle Accidents›

Cyclists struck by motor vehicles — Florida's 3-foot passing law and your right to recover.

Pedestrian Accidents›

Hit while walking — crosswalk law, PIP that follows you on foot, and the 50% fault bar.

Bus Accidents›

Transit, school, and charter buses — sovereign-immunity caps and notice deadlines for public buses.

Boat Accidents›

Florida boating law, BUI, and when federal maritime law changes your deadline.

Aviation Accidents›

Airplane, helicopter, and airport injuries — Montreal Convention and FAA framing.

Uninsured Motorist›

When the at-fault driver has no insurance, your own UM/UIM coverage (§ 627.727) can pay.

Short-Term Rental Injuries›

Injuries at Airbnb and VRBO properties — host duties, platform coverage, and premises liability.

Slip & Fall›

Florida premises liability — what § 768.0755 makes you prove, and why evidence vanishes fast.

Product Liability›

Defective and dangerous products, led by a lawyer who once defended the manufacturers.

Bad-Faith Insurance›

When your own insurer won't pay — and how that can make it owe above the policy limit.

Wrongful Death›

Accountability for a family's loss under Florida's Wrongful Death Act (§ 768.16).

One thread runs through all of these cases

Whatever the accident, the other side is almost always an insurer — and their first move is to pay as little as possible. For more than 20 years I defended those companies and manufacturers. I know how they value a file, where they look to cut, and what makes them pay full value. Now I use everything I learned to fight for you.

However you were hurt, I know the other side.

One thread runs through all of these cases

Not sure which one fits your situation?