A more thorough explanation:

An agreed statement of facts is a document that contains a list of facts that all parties in a lawsuit agree are true. This document is written and submitted to the court. It is used to simplify the trial process by eliminating the need for the parties to prove these facts in court.

In a personal injury case, the plaintiff and defendant may agree on certain facts such as the date and time of the accident, the location of the accident, and the make and model of the vehicles involved. These facts would be included in the agreed statement of facts. However, the parties may not agree on who was at fault for the accident, and this would be left for the judge to decide.

The agreed statement of facts is a useful tool in streamlining the trial process and can save time and money for all parties involved.