Possible. But I don't think it would be worth the effort in Singapore for what he experienced. Legal fees would be higher and with something that minor I am not sure if he would have a case to recover the legal fees. Medical check up is rational, the "suffering" component in this case is likely not.JR8 wrote:In the UK he'd be a typical 'compo-chaser'. He's gone to hospital/a doctor, to seek evidence of any injury, such that he can sue the driver for compensation.
Refer also: 'Ambulance chasers'
JR8 wrote:In the UK he'd be a typical 'compo-chaser'. He's gone to hospital/a doctor, to seek evidence of any injury, such that he can sue the driver for compensation.
Refer also: 'Ambulance chasers'
I.e. neck spine injuries. I think it's pretty common.JR8 wrote:What sort of injuries would you expect in a motor-vehicle 'rear-end', that did not physically present in any way?
But do you see my point? If we went for beers, and we both fell off our stools, would you go to hospital as you 'plausibly had an injury'?
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