San Antonio Motorcycle Accident Attorney

Injured as a rider?
I fight insurer bias head-on.

Name: The Law Office of Mark E. Braswell, P.C.
Address: 7461 Callaghan Road, Suite 702, San Antonio, TX, 78229, US
Telephone: (210) 699-9966
Price range: Free Consultation — Contingency Fee

"Insurance companies exploit stereotypes about motorcyclists. I know every one of those tactics — and I know how to defeat them with hard evidence, expert witnesses, and aggressive advocacy."
— Mark E. Braswell, Army Veteran · San Antonio

Motorcycle crashes leave riders with catastrophic injuries and adjusters who blame the rider by default. I don't let that stand. No fees unless we win.

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"He never let the insurance company blame me for the accident. Fought hard and won."

— Verified Avvo Review · Motorcycle Accident

⏱ Skid marks fade, witnesses forget, cameras overwrite. Call me as soon as you're able.

🎖️ Army Veteran · 24 Years

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Motorcycle Accident Representation

How I fight motorcycle bias in San Antonio

The moment an insurer hears 'motorcycle,' they look for ways to assign you fault. I counter that with accident reconstruction evidence, police reports, dashcam footage, and witness statements that prove the truth — before they can set their narrative.

Left-turn crashes (driver fails to yield)
Lane-change and sideswipe collisions
Rear-end motorcycle accidents
Road hazard crashes (potholes, debris, poor signage)
Defective motorcycle equipment claims
Drunk driver collisions

Questions I hear

Frequently asked questions

No — adjusters routinely exploit negative stereotypes to minimize payouts. I aggressively counter this bias with evidence that tells the real story of what happened.

Yes. Texas only requires helmets for riders under 21 or without an approved safety course. Whether you wore one may affect damages related to head injuries, but it doesn't bar your claim. I'll evaluate the impact on your specific case.

Road rash, broken bones, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries, and internal organ damage. Because riders have no cage protecting them, injuries are almost always more severe than in car accidents — and your compensation should reflect that.

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I personally review every inquiry — not a paralegal.

Injured as a rider?I fight insurer bias head-on.

How I fight motorcycle bias in San Antonio

Frequently asked questions

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Injured as a motorcycle rider? I'm on your side.

Injured as a rider?
I fight insurer bias head-on.