At Subra TT Law LLC, we advise clients in Singapore on accident and personal injury claims, providing practical legal support to individuals who have suffered injury as a result of workplace accidents, traffic accidents and other incidents causing physical harm. Our Personal Injury Lawyers in Singapore help clients understand their legal rights and options when pursuing appropriate compensation. We recognise that an injury can have serious consequences for a person’s health, livelihood and day-to-day life, and provide guidance based on the circumstances of each claim.
Personal injury claims often involve more than the injury itself. Questions of liability, medical evidence, loss of income, insurance issues and long-term financial impact can all affect the outcome of a claim. Our team works closely with clients to understand the circumstances of each matter and provide clear, responsive and practical legal advice throughout the process. Where claims arise from workplace or industrial incidents, our Accident Lawyers in Singapore also advise on relevant liability and compensation issues.
Our practice includes advice and representation in matters such as:
At Subra TT Law LLC, we are committed to providing clear, practical and client-focused legal guidance to help injured individuals understand their options, protect their interests and move forward with confidence. If you require advice on an accident, workplace injury or personal injury claim, our Personal Injury Lawyers in Singapore are ready to assist.
Seek medical attention first. Then file an accident report with the police or the General Insurance Agency of Singapore. Inform your insurer promptly, send your vehicle to an authorised workshop, and consult a lawyer about claiming damages for your injuries.
It is generally advisable to make a report and pursue compensation formally. The other party could later make a claim without your knowledge and deny that a private settlement was reached.
Your lawyer will obtain the police investigation outcome, request medical reports, interview witnesses, and inspect the accident site. The claim is then assessed and the third party’s insurer is notified. Smaller claims may be settled directly, while larger claims may require court proceedings.
The police may be able to identify the person during their investigation. If they cannot be located, you may still be able to seek compensation from the Motor Insurers’ Bureau.
You may still sue the driver or rider directly and seek compensation from the Motor Insurers’ Bureau.
Compensation depends on the nature and severity of your injuries, medical evidence, relevant court decisions, and your present and future losses.
A parent or sibling may act on their behalf, provided they are over 21 years old and not bankrupt.
Smaller claims may take three to six months. Larger claims can take a year or longer.
Yes. A claim must generally be filed within three years of the injury.
You may be able to make a claim under the Workmen’s Compensation Scheme or under common law.
Under the Scheme, a claim must be filed within one year and compensation is set by law according to the level of disability. Under common law, the limitation period is three years, compensation depends on liability and losses, and you must prove the other party was at fault.
Relevant evidence may include medical reports, police investigation outcomes, hospital bills, medical certificates, income-tax assessments, and payslips.