A Hong Kong court has ordered a trial to determine the compensation an employer must pay to a dancer who was paralysed from the neck down in an accident at a concert featuring the popular boy band Mirror.
District Court judge Phillis Loh Lai-ping said on Friday she believed that Studiodanz, Mo Li Kai-yin’s employer at the time of the accident, was “evading civil responsibility” as its representatives had failed to attend any hearings in the case and had been uncontactable.
Loh noted that Li’s...
Hong Kong court orders trial to compensate Mo Li, dancer paralysed in Mirror show
Published 2 hours ago
Source: scmp.com

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