When a motorcyclist is injured in a crash, the legal process is often more complicated than one might assume. Among the most overlooked challenges is bias against motorcycle riders—a bias that can shape how insurance adjusters, jurors, and even police officers perceive fault. This prejudice doesn’t just influence opinions; it can directly impact compensation and justice. Understanding the Bias Motorcyclists occupy a unique place on the road. Unfortunately, that difference often breeds stereotypes and misconceptions. Riders are sometimes labeled as reckless, thrill-seeking, or inherently dangerous—ideas that rarely reflect reality. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), most motorcycle … Continue reading The Bias Against Motorcyclists — and How It Impacts Personal Injury Claims