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However you were hurt, I know the other side.
Main Office Miami · In person or by video, anywhere in Florida
Galimidi Law represents injured people across Florida. That includes car, truck, motorcycle, Uber and Lyft, bicycle, and pedestrian crashes. Boat, bus, and aviation (airplane and helicopter) accidents. Uninsured driver (UM/UIM) and bad-faith insurance claims. Injuries at short-term rentals, slip-and-fall injuries, and dog bites. Defective product cases. And wrongful death claims. Every one of them ends the same way: with an insurance company deciding what your claim is worth. I used to be the lawyer that company called.
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Crashes on Miami streets and Florida highways, valued by a former insurance-defense attorney.
Commercial truck and 18-wheeler collisions, including Amazon, FedEx, and UPS delivery crashes.
Hurt in Florida but live in another state or country? You don't have to stay — the claim moves forward while you heal at home.
Snowbirds and visitors from Canada — provincial health plans, travel insurance, and a Florida claim that moves forward after you go home.
Delivery fleets: Amazon · FedEx · UPS
Florida's no-fault coverage (PIP) doesn't cover motorcycles. That means you can sue the driver who caused the crash directly.
Rideshare crashes where coverage shifts by trip phase under Florida's TNC law (§ 627.748).
Cyclists hit by a vehicle — Florida's 3-foot passing law and your right to get paid.
Hit while walking — crosswalk law, PIP that follows you on foot, and the 50% fault rule.
Transit, school, and charter buses — payment caps (sovereign immunity) and notice deadlines when a public agency runs the bus.
Florida boating law, BUI, and when federal maritime law changes your deadline.
Airplane, helicopter, and airport injuries — the Montreal Convention treaty and FAA rules.
When the driver who caused the crash has no insurance, your own uninsured driver coverage (UM/UIM, § 627.727) can pay.
Injuries at Airbnb and VRBO properties — what the host owes you, the platform's insurance, and the property owner's responsibility.
Injuries on someone else's property (premises liability) — what § 768.0755 makes you prove, and why evidence vanishes fast.
Florida holds the dog's owner strictly liable for a bite (§ 767.04) — no proof of carelessness needed. The owner's homeowner's or renter's insurance usually pays.
Defective and dangerous products, led by a lawyer who once defended the manufacturers.
When your own insurance company won't pay — and how that can make it owe more than the policy's top amount.
Accountability for a family's loss under Florida's Wrongful Death Act (§ 768.16).
When a funeral home, cemetery, or crematory fails a family — wrongful cremation, lost or mishandled remains — handled with the care your family deserves.
One thread runs through all of these cases
Whatever the accident, the other side is almost always an insurance company. Their first move is to pay as little as possible. For nearly two decades 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.
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