Since 2003
Free Legal Consultation • Specializing in Personal Injury and Fatal Accident Claims
YEONG & Co solicitors
With over 20 years of experience, particularly in Personal Injury claims, we are committed to providing legal services with ample care to meet your needs. Our team of experienced lawyers aim to practise with passion and diligence.
Cases Handled
Successful Claims
Maximum amount of successful claims
Since our establishment in 2002, we have handled over 1000 claims, including cases related to Personal Injuries, Employees’ Compensation, Traffic Accidents, Medical Negligence and Accident Claims caused by negligence of third party(ies).
Types of Accident
Traffic Accidents
We can represent you in pursuing compensation for personal injuries and related losses arising from a traffic accident against the responsible driver(s) and their motor insurer(s).
Personal Injuries
We can represent you in recovering compensation from your employer, including loss of earnings during incapacity, permanent loss of earning capacity, and medical expenses arising from work-related injuries.
Medical Negligence
We can represent you in pursuing compensation for occupational diseases or work-related injuries caused by workplace negligence and recover the losses you have suffered.
Divorce
We can assist with divorce petitions based on the applicable legal grounds and provide legal advice on spousal maintenance, child maintenance, custody arrangements, and asset division.
Wills & Probate
We provide will drafting services, estate planning advice, and probate administration services, including estate distribution for both testate and intestate estates.
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FAQ
In most personal injury cases, the person being compensated is usually the insurance company. The claimant does not need to make a claim directly against his or her employer/defendant.
In most civil lawsuits, the plaintiff needs to prove his or her case. For example, if a pedestrian is injured in a traffic accident and wishes to claim compensation, he must provide evidence that the driver’s carelessness or negligence caused the injury. However, proving the cause of an accident can be difficult, sometimes accidents are no one’s fault, and not all victims are entitled to compensation.
However, even if the cause is unknown, we can still deduce legal liability based on the legal principle of “self-evidence of facts”.
In many traffic accidents, the injured may choose to settle privately because they are afraid of trouble or because their injuries are minor. However, there are risks in doing so. If the driver involved fails to notify the insurance company, the injured person may not be able to recover damages in the future. If the injured person misjudges the extent of his injuries, the outcome of the settlement may also affect his right to claim compensation in the future. Therefore, a lawyer can effectively protect your rights and interests.
When an accident occurs, you can take the following steps if circumstances permit:
- Ensure the safety of yourself and those traveling with you, and check whether you are injured or physically unwell
- Call the police at 999 and ask for an ambulance to be sent to the hospital for treatment or examination to protect yourself, as some symptoms may not appear immediately.
- Where feasible and safe, collect and preserve evidence of how the accident occurred, such as obtaining contact information from witnesses
YEONG & Co solicitors
Professional Legal Support, Protecting Your Rights
Whether you require assistance with compensation claims, divorce, probate, or other legal matters, contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Our Team
Juliana Lo Yuen Ching
Senior Partner
