jury bias against motorcyclists

Explore insightful content about the challenges motorcyclists face in jury trials, emphasizing common prejudices and misconceptions. Visitors will find articles and video interviews with attorneys discussing how these biases can impact personal injury claims and the strategies used to ensure fair trial outcomes. This section is a valuable resource for understanding the legal complexities and rights of motorcyclists in the courtroom.

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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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