A lawsuit claiming damages: is it possible even without an attorney?

I see that you are preparing a lawsuit claiming damages. Under the Civil Act, a person who causes harm to another through a tort is required to compensate not only for physical and property damage but also for mental suffering.

Accordingly, you may claim from the other party, through a lawsuit claiming damages, not only the physical harm you have suffered but also lost-income damages and consolation money for mental suffering.

If you wish to prepare the lawsuit on your own, you must directly prove your damages on the basis of negligence, the perpetrator's unlawful act, and the causal connection to the accident.

However, if you cannot clearly prove the damage you have suffered or the perpetrator's negligence, it may become difficult to claim damages.

Therefore, it is important to gather objective evidence capable of proving the other party's negligence.

If you retain a damages attorney, you can respond quickly to the facts, the legal issues, and practical matters such as securing evidence, which makes prompt and accurate assistance possible.

If possible, therefore, I recommend that you retain a damages attorney who can provide legal advice and respond to the lawsuit accordingly.