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Employees’ Compensation Ordinance

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Dancer awarded HK$6.29m in damages under Employees' Compensation Ordinance after concert accident.

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The Employees' Compensation Ordinance is currently relevant due to a significant court ruling awarding HK$6.29 million in damages to Mo Li Kai-yin, a dancer who sustained catastrophic disabilities after being struck by a falling giant screen during a Mirror concert four years ago. The District Court found Mo's employer, Studiodanz, liable for compensation under the Ordinance. This case highlights the ordinance's role in providing recourse for employees injured in the course of their employment. Mo Li Kai-yin's testimony and ongoing legal proceedings underscore the severe impact of workplace accidents and the importance of employer accountability. The substantial damages awarded reflect the gravity of his injuries and the legal framework designed to protect workers' rights and provide financial support for recovery and long-term care.
Last updated: June 15, 2026