Many thanks, i got a better picture now. As for whether one needs a lawyer for such cases, it is probably up to the individual. The victim can file for assistance based on his or his parent's financial standing if he is a dependent. One can always stand for his rights in a court hearing. But if he is not familiar with proceedings, it might be better to leave to a trusted legal representative for weaker cases. But where injuries are involved, i believe it might be quite clear cut.
Allow me to correct my earlier statements then about legal suit or civil suit: "it might involve court hearings." :sweat:
But my friend was really advised by the officer it would be a civil suit and a lawyer needs to be hired even when my friend was being attacked. Guess it was an honest mistake by the PO.
Allow me to correct my earlier statements then about legal suit or civil suit: "it might involve court hearings." :sweat:
But my friend was really advised by the officer it would be a civil suit and a lawyer needs to be hired even when my friend was being attacked. Guess it was an honest mistake by the PO.