An engineer who says a 2019 motorbike crash left him with serious injuries is accused of faking the extent of those injuries, according to reports. The claimant, Grant Greening-Steer, suffered injuries after a car collided with his Yamaha motorbike in June 2019, and he later pursued a claim against an insurance company for about £5 million. He describes a fractured spine and a “moderate to severe traumatic brain injury,” and said he would need a mobility scooter as a result. The allegations involve evidence presented through CCTV footage, which some accounts say shows him walking normally at times after the crash. The coverage states that the insurer disputes the claimed severity and argues that the claimant exaggerates or misrepresents his limitations. The reports focus on the contrast between the injury description used to support the claim and the later observed mobility shown in surveillance footage. The available material does not describe a final outcome or court ruling.