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Anonymous

29 Oct 2020

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What if a person who got sued is not poor enough to get a free lawyer but poor enough to not hire a lawyer on his/her own? How does the system ensure that poor people have chances of winning lawsuits?

It seems that average people are usually on the losing end, gets drained financially from lawsuits and eventually lose the cases.

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29 Oct 2020

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This is when pro bono lawyers come in!! Established by the law society Singapore, LSPBS seeks to provide pro bono legal assistance to the community and to organisations in Singapore serving the needy and disadvantaged.

I a sense, if you need it, there will be lawyers who will help you for free!!

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