Sympathy for the other driver has no place if you're hurt in a motorcycle accident. Don't directly say anything about the accident or your potential injuries to them, their insurance company, or their legal representation. You might accidentally weaken your case if you do.

In any court case, there might be negative evidence that seems to weaken your case. Don't ignore it, especially in a personal injury case like one springing from a motorcycle accident. Address the negative evidence as best you can, and never try to hide anything.

The highest settlements and judgments in personal injury cases are by necessity tied to the physical injuries and mental trauma suffered by the injured. But avoid exaggerating your motorcycle accident injuries in court. Judges and juries take a dim view of courtroom theatrics these days.