<p>香港法院已下令进行审判，以确定一名舞者因在一场由流行男孩乐队 Mirror 演出的音乐会中发生事故而导致颈部以下瘫痪后，雇主应支付的赔偿金额。\n 地区法院法官罗丽萍周五表示，她认为在事故发生时舞者 Mo Li Kai-yin 的雇主 Studiodanz 正在 “逃避民事责任”，因为该公司的代表未能出席案件的任何听证会，并且无法联系。\n 罗法官指出，李的律师已尝试通过各种方式将相关法律文件送达该公司的注册地址，但均未成功。\n 证据显示，有人曾在 Studiodanz 的办公室，因为注册邮件在被退回之前已被签收，法官补充道。\n“法院满意于 [该公司] 正在逃避民事责任，” 她说。\n 罗法官表示，诉讼不能再拖延，并指示于 5 月 4 日举行为期一天的审判。\n 审判将重点决定 Studiodanz 需向李支付多少赔偿，计算将遵循一项法定机制，允许工人因在工作中受伤而索赔。\n31 岁的李自 2022 年 7 月 28 日在香港大会堂发生事故以来，颈部以下瘫痪，他在起诉书中表示，事故发生前他的月收入超过 73,000 港元（9,400 美元）。\n 如果法院认定他的伤害导致永久性完全丧失工作能力，李可能有权获得超过 350 万港元的赔偿，根据《邮报》的估算。\n\n《雇员补偿条例》第 7 条规定，40 岁以下的员工如果完全丧失工作能力，享有相当于 96 个月工资的一次性赔偿，或 3508800 港元，以较低者为准。\n 罗法官告诉李的律师 Wendy Law Wai-ching，在证人陈述中包括李向雇主索赔的医疗费用，以帮助法院计算赔偿金额。\n 李预计将在审判中远程作证，说明事故前的收入，以及因伤害造成的医疗费用和损失。\n 舞者的父亲德里克·李盛林牧师也将作证，说明自他成为儿子的照顾者以来所失去的收入。</p>

<p>香港法院已下令进行审判，以确定因在 Mirror 演唱会期间发生事故而瘫痪的舞者 Mo Li 的赔偿。法院发现他的雇主 Studiodanz 在逃避责任。定于 5 月 4 日的审判将决定赔偿金额，可能超过 350 万港元，具体取决于 Li 的收入和医疗费用。Li 及其父亲将作证，说明他受伤对家庭财务的影响</p>

<p>A Hong Kong court has ordered a trial to determine the compensation sum to be paid to a dancer by his employer, after he was paralysed from the neck down in an accident at a concert featuring the popular boy band Mirror.\nDistrict 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.\nLoh noted that Li’s lawyers had tried all possible means to deliver the relevant legal documents to the company’s registered address, but to no avail.\nEvidence showed that someone had been in Studiodanz’s office, as the registered mail had been signed for before being sent back, the judge added.\n“The court is satisfied that [the company] is evading civil responsibility,” she said.\nLoh said the lawsuit could not afford any further delay and directed a one-day trial to be held on May 4.\nThe trial will focus on deciding how much compensation Studiodanz is liable to pay Li, with the calculation to follow a statutory mechanism that allows workers to claim damages from injuries sustained during employment.\nThe 31-year-old Li, who has been paralysed from the neck down since the accident at Hong Kong Coliseum on July 28, 2022, stated in his writ that his monthly income was more than HK$73,000 (US$9,400) before the accident.\nLi could be entitled to more than HK$3.5 million if the court finds his injury resulted in permanent total incapacity, according to the Post’s estimate.\n\nSection 7 of the Employees’ Compensation Ordinance stipulates that an employee aged below 40 who is completely incapacitated for life is entitled to a lump sum payment equivalent to 96 months’ earnings, or HK$3,508,800, whichever sum is lower.\nJudge Loh told Li’s lawyer, Wendy Law Wai-ching, to include the medical expenses Li had claimed against the employer in his witness statement, to help the court in its calculation of the compensation amount.\nLi is expected to provide remote testimony at the trial about his income before the accident, as well as his medical expenses and losses due to the injury.\nReverend Derek Li Shing-lam, the dancer’s father, will also take the witness box to give an account of the income he has lost since he became his son’s carer.\n</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>香港法院已下令进行审判，以确定一名舞者因在一场由流行男孩乐队 Mirror 演出的音乐会中发生事故而导致颈部以下瘫痪后，雇主应支付的赔偿金额。\n 地区法院法官罗丽萍周五表示，她认为在事故发生时舞者 Mo Li Kai-yin 的雇主 Studiodanz 正在 “逃避民事责任”，因为该公司的代表未能出席案件的任何听证会，并且无法联系。\n 罗法官指出，李的律师已尝试通过各种方式将相关法律文件送达该公司的注册地址，但均未成功。\n 证据显示，有人曾在 Studiodanz 的办公室，因为注册邮件在被退回之前已被签收，法官补充道。\n“法院满意于 [该公司] 正在逃避民事责任，” 她说。\n 罗法官表示，诉讼不能再拖延，并指示于 5 月 4 日举行为期一天的审判。\n 审判将重点决定 Studiodanz 需向李支付多少赔偿，计算将遵循一项法定机制，允许工人因在工作中受伤而索赔。\n31 岁的李自 2022 年 7 月 28 日在香港大会堂发生事故以来，颈部以下瘫痪，他在起诉书中表示，事故发生前他的月收入超过 73,000 港元（9,400 美元）。\n 如果法院认定他的伤害导致永久性完全丧失工作能力，李可能有权获得超过 350 万港元的赔偿，根据《邮报》的估算。\n\n《雇员补偿条例》第 7 条规定，40 岁以下的员工如果完全丧失工作能力，享有相当于 96 个月工资的一次性赔偿，或 3508800 港元，以较低者为准。\n 罗法官告诉李的律师 Wendy Law Wai-ching，在证人陈述中包括李向雇主索赔的医疗费用，以帮助法院计算赔偿金额。\n 李预计将在审判中远程作证，说明事故前的收入，以及因伤害造成的医疗费用和损失。\n 舞者的父亲德里克·李盛林牧师也将作证，说明自他成为儿子的照顾者以来所失去的收入。</p>
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香港法院下令进行审判，以赔偿在 Mirror 演出中瘫痪的舞者 Mo Li