Liability in motorcycle accidents is determined by investigating who caused the crash and whether negligence was involved. We look at whether the other driver obeyed traffic rules, such as checking blind spots, signaling, or stopping at red lights. Police reports provide a starting point for understanding the events and can point to specific violations. Witnesses often give valuable accounts that strengthen your case by confirming what happened. If road conditions, such as potholes or uneven pavement, played a role, liability could fall on the agency responsible for maintaining those roads. In some instances, a mechanical failure like a brake defect may shift responsibility to the manufacturer. Insurance companies frequently try to reduce payouts by arguing the motorcyclist was partially at fault, but we carefully review evidence to counter these claims. Our approach ensures that the true cause of the accident is identified and the responsible party is held accountable.