How this works
What we are, what we aren't, and how we get paid
Pill Injury is a free service that connects people to independent attorneys. We are not a law firm, we do not give legal advice, and no one here is your lawyer.
That distinction matters enough that we put it on its own page instead of burying it in the footer.
What we are
Pill Injury is an advertising and referral service. We publish information about medication injuries, pharmacy errors, and drug litigation, and connect people who were harmed with independent attorneys who handle these claims.
We are not a law firm and we are not medical professionals. We do not practice law, we cannot give legal or medical advice, and submitting the form does not create an attorney–client relationship. Any attorney you're matched with is independent of this site.
How we get paid
Law firms pay us a flat fee for advertising and qualified referrals. It's fixed — it doesn't change with your case value, whether you win, or how much you recover, and it's never deducted from a settlement.
Fee arrangements that scale with case value are prohibited between lawyers and non-lawyers under professional conduct rules in every state. Ours doesn't. In a field where that line is tested regularly, we'd rather state it plainly.
What happens to your submission
A person reads it. We look at what you took, whether you can identify the manufacturer, when the injury occurred, and whether the situation fits a recognized claim pattern or existing coordinated litigation.
If it fits, we route it to a firm licensed in your state that handles this work. They contact you directly.
If it doesn't fit, we email you and say so, with the reason. In this category we say no often — preemption and causation are real obstacles and pretending otherwise wastes your time.
Your information and your consent
We collect what you enter in the form plus the record documenting your consent — timestamp, IP address, and the exact language you agreed to. Medical information you provide is shared only with the law firm we refer you to and the providers who transmit and store it.
You can revoke consent at any time through any channel: reply STOP to a text, tell a caller to stop, or email the address on our privacy page. We apply it across every channel.
What we won't do
We won't tell you to stop taking a medication. We won't quote settlement figures, because tiered pharmaceutical settlements make advertised numbers meaningless for any individual. We won't promise an outcome or a timeline. We won't imply we're a law firm. And we won't keep contacting you after you've asked us to stop.
Ready when you are
Two minutes, no cost, and you're free to walk away at any point — including after you've spoken to the attorney.
Free · No obligation · About 90 seconds