The motorcyclist, the construction company, and the municipality all pointed the finger at each other: the accident that ended with no one held responsible and no compensation.

A motorcyclist in Mar del Plata, Argentina, filed a lawsuit seeking $4,742,000 in damages following a traffic accident on a city avenue. The plaintiff alleged that the crash was caused by inadequate signage at a construction site located on the road, holding both the construction company and the municipality responsible for the lack of safety measures.

The Contentious-Administrative Court of Mar del Plata ultimately rejected the claim, finding no clear liability among the parties involved. The ruling concluded that the case would result in no compensation for the plaintiff, as the legal proceedings failed to establish fault for the accident among the accused entities.