Singapore court awards $4.75m compensation for Singaporean victim
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😯 Singapore court awards $4.75m compensation for Singaporean victim of accident in Malaysia

More importantly, said Mr Shergill, who was recently rated one of Singapore's top lawyers in an annual survey of the best law firms, the case affirms that victims can pursue legal action in Singapore, rather than in Malaysia, if the circumstances and conditions warrant it.

"Where the pretrial and future losses are primarily incurred in Singapore, the courts will assess personal injury claims based on the merits of the case, regardless of location," he added.

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I wonder such case yes you win but if the parties being sued no monies pay then how? So on paper you win millions but in reality may only get thousands or even zero then how? Launch another lawsuit to chase payments?
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For motor accidents in sg, the insurer will payout. Not sure about Malaysia side.
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Insurance company in Bolehland may not pay ?
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Kudos to Mr. Shergill and the legal team for paving the way for victims to pursue compensation in Singapore when the circumstances align. Personal injury law can be so intricate, especially with cases that span borders, but this decision shows that with a strong case, victims can secure fair outcomes. It's reassuring to see that Singaporean courts prioritize the context of losses and offer a fair platform for justice.
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It’s fascinating how Singapore courts can step in when the losses are primarily incurred there—it gives hope to victims who might feel stuck in situations like this. I was talking to a friend back in Louisville about something similar—she’s working with a Personal Injury Lawyer Louisville after a car accident left her with hefty medical bills. It’s reassuring to see how personal injury law practices focus on ensuring fair outcomes, even if the process feels overwhelming at times. Cases like this reaffirm how much legal systems can support victims when they're truly in need.
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Don't go Malaysia loh...
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Injury claims based on merit does not sound right. An old jobless woman who is a housewife will never be compensated accordingly.
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(31-10-2024, 05:27 PM)sgh Wrote:  I wonder such case yes you win but if the parties being sued no monies pay then how? So on paper you win millions but in reality may only get thousands or even zero then how? Launch another lawsuit to chase payments?

Law suit is for rich man, not for poor man lah. It is a rich man game.

Chinese doesnt believe in Justice(正义) lah.
我们只相信侠义,不相信正义lah.
因为我只听说侠义心肠,从来没听说过有正义心肠lah.

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind"
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