Boston Medical Malpractice
When a surgery, diagnosis, or delivery goes wrong, the hospital investigates itself. We investigate for you — with board-certified physicians on our review team and trial lawyers who know what the records should have said.
Cases We Take
Not every bad outcome is malpractice. Our physician panel screens every case honestly — and when the standard of care was broken, we prove it.
Wrong-site surgery, retained instruments, anesthesia injuries, and post-op infections ignored until crisis.
Cancer, stroke, and cardiac events missed in ERs and imaging reads — where months decide outcomes.
HIE, shoulder dystocia, and fetal-monitoring failures. Lifetime care plans for children who need them.
Wrong drug, wrong dose, deadly interactions — errors that five-rights protocols exist to prevent.
Understaffing, credentialing failures, and discharge decisions driven by beds instead of patients.
For families who deserve answers, accountability, and the security their loved one meant to provide.
Why Pulse
Malpractice defense firms bet you can't decode the chart. Our in-house medical team reads records the way clinicians write them — including what's missing.
Aggregate illustrative results; each case depends on its own medicine and facts.
What to Expect
Massachusetts gives most malpractice claims three years — but records disappear and witnesses move. Early review protects everything.
Tell us what happened. We obtain complete records — including the audit trails hospitals don't volunteer.
Board-certified specialists in the relevant field review for deviations from the standard of care. You get an honest answer either way.
We retain independent experts, model damages with life-care planners, and file within every deadline.
Most cases settle after expert disclosure. When they don't, our trial record is why insurers prefer settling.
Attorneys
Medicine and law. Our partners have spent careers translating between them for judges and juries.
Founding Partner
Eight years as an ICU nurse before law school. Elena deposes physicians with a clinician's vocabulary and a litigator's patience — a combination defense counsel calls "unfair." She takes that as a compliment.
RN, BSN · J.D., Boston University · Top 25 Medical Malpractice Trial Lawyers
Partner · Trial Practice
Marcus has tried 60+ medical negligence cases, including a landmark $28M birth-injury verdict. He's known for opening statements that make complex medicine feel obvious — because by trial, for him, it is.
J.D., Harvard · ABOTA · Past President, MA Academy of Trial Attorneys
The hospital said it was "an unavoidable complication" for two years. Pulse found the nurse's note that proved they knew — four hours before anyone acted. We finally got the truth, and my son's care is funded for life.
Free Record Review
Our physician panel reviews your records at no cost. If the medicine was sound, we'll tell you plainly. If it wasn't, you'll know exactly what we found.