The method of filing a personal injury lawsuit is as follows:
1. Submit the indictment and submit corresponding copies according to the number of opponents;
2. The plaintiff should submit a lawsuit to the court The materials are as follows:
(1) Indictment;
(2) Evidence materials;
(3) Plaintiff’s ID card and materials proving the defendant;
(4) If entrusting another person to act as an agent in litigation, submit a clearly authorized power of attorney and a copy of the trustee’s ID card, and provide the original for inspection;
(5) Entrustment If a lawyer represents you in litigation, you should submit a clearly authorized power of attorney and a certificate from the law firm accepting the entrustment, a letter, and a copy of the lawyer's certificate;
3. The parties submit written evidence to the court;
< p>4. The case-filing tribunal shall, within seven days after the parties have performed the necessary procedures and submitted relevant evidence and materials, handle the case-filing procedures for those who meet the conditions for case-filing. For those who do not meet the conditions for case-filing, it shall rule not to accept the case in accordance with the law;5. The parties concerned shall prepay the case acceptance fee and other litigation costs within seven days from the date of receipt of the acceptance notice;
6. The case is scheduled to be heard by the court.
The time limit for producing evidence is as follows:
1. The parties concerned shall submit relevant evidence materials to the People's Court from the next day after receiving the case acceptance notice or the litigation response notice. The time limit for producing evidence can be agreed upon by the parties through negotiation and approved by the people's court. If the people's court stipulates a time limit for producing evidence, it shall be calculated from the day after the party receives the notice of acceptance and the notice of response, and shall not be less than thirty days. Failure to submit within the time limit for producing evidence will be deemed to have given up the right to produce evidence.
2. The people's court will not organize cross-examination of evidence materials provided after the time limit, unless the other party agrees to cross-examination. If the party concerned really has difficulty in submitting evidence materials within the time limit for producing evidence, he shall apply to the People's Court for an extension of time for producing evidence within the time limit for producing evidence. The People's Court shall decide whether to grant the extension.
3. When parties and their litigation agents apply for the People’s Court to investigate and collect evidence, and when parties apply for evidence preservation, they shall submit a written application no later than seven days before the expiration of the time limit for producing evidence. The cost of the People’s Court’s investigation and collection of evidence shall be , the party shall pre-submit it within seven days after applying. If the pre-submission is not done within the expiration date, the application will not be approved;
4. The party who bears the burden of proof for matters requiring identification fails to appear before the People's Court without justifiable reasons. If one applies for appraisal or pre-pays appraisal fees or refuses to provide relevant materials within the designated period, resulting in the fact that the disputed facts of the case cannot be determined through the appraisal conclusion, he shall bear the legal consequences of not being able to prove the fact;
5. The parties increase or Any change to a claim or counterclaim must be made before the expiration of the time limit for producing evidence. If a party applies for a witness to appear in court to testify, it must be submitted ten days before the expiration of the time limit for producing evidence and must be approved by this court.
6. The parties may apply to the People's Court for one or two persons with specialized knowledge to appear in court to explain the specialized issues of the case. If the People's Court approves the application, the relevant fees shall be paid in advance within seven days from the date of application. If the application is not paid in advance, the application will not be allowed.
To sum up, the parties concerned should file a lawsuit and submit relevant materials within the prescribed time limit. The court will hear the case as scheduled and make a judgment.
Legal basis:
Article 126 of the "Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"
The people's court shall protect the right of prosecution enjoyed by the parties in accordance with the law. Lawsuits that comply with the provisions of Article 122 of this Law must be accepted. If the case meets the conditions for prosecution, the case shall be filed within seven days and the parties shall be notified; if the conditions for prosecution are not met, a ruling shall be made within seven days and the case shall not be accepted; if the plaintiff is dissatisfied with the ruling, he may appeal.