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Explore content that delves into how comparative negligence applies to motorcyclists involved in accidents, highlighting key legal concepts and case studies. Visitors will find detailed explanations of how fault is assessed and divided in motorcycle accident cases, as well as interviews with experienced personal injury attorneys. This resource is invaluable for understanding the complexities of liability and the impact of shared fault laws on motorcyclist claims.

View from a motorcycle rider on a multi-lane highway at dusk; hands on handlebars, other vehicles ahead and to sides, sky with clouds.

The “SMIDSY” Problem: Why Drivers Don’t See Motorcyclists (And Who’s at Fault When They Don’t)

Accident and Injury Claims, Motorcycle Accidents, Motorcycle Safety, Negligence /

A driver reaches an intersection, checks the road and starts turning left. A second later, a motorcycle is in front of the car, leaving no time to react. Then comes the familiar line: “Sorry, mate, I didn’t see you.” That response is so common that it has a name: SMIDSY. For an injured rider, however,

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