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Injured in Illinois?Get answers today.
Free case evaluation — 30 seconds, no obligation.
Simple 3-Step Process
How Pain 311 Works
We bridge the gap between injury medical care and top Illinois legal representation with $0 out-of-pocket costs.
30-Second Evaluation
Tell us what happened. We review accident details, vehicle damage, and injury symptoms instantly.
Immediate Medical Care
Get scheduled with reputable specialists, MRIs, therapy, or surgical consults on a lien basis with no upfront fees.
Maximum Recovery
Partner attorneys fight the insurance companies to secure every dollar for your pain, lost wages, and medical bills.
Illinois Case Types
Types of Accidents We Coordinate
Car Accidents
Rear-ends, T-bones, rideshare crashes
Truck Accidents
Semi, commercial & delivery trucks
Motorcycle & Bike
Cyclists, scooters & motorcyclists
Slip & Fall
Premises liability & job injuries
Chicagoland's Injury Network
Protecting Illinois accident victims since day one.
When an accident happens, insurance adjusters act quickly to settle low. PAIN 311 levels the playing field by immediately pairing you with trusted medical specialists and experienced Illinois trial attorneys.
Need to speak with someone right now?
Our team is available 24/7 to answer your questions and arrange prompt medical evaluation anywhere in Illinois.
Call 888-PAIN-311FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cost me anything out of pocket?
No. All medical care is coordinated on a medical lien and legal services are handled on contingency. You pay zero upfront costs and zero out-of-pocket.
How does the medical lien work?
Doctors, diagnostic imaging centers, and therapists agree to treat you now and wait to get paid directly from the settlement proceeds when your case concludes.
How fast can I get evaluated?
Our intake takes under 30 seconds online. Our coordinators follow up within minutes to begin arranging appointments and reviewing your claim.
What if the accident was partially my fault?
Under Illinois modified comparative negligence laws, you may still be entitled to substantial compensation as long as you were less than 50% at fault.