When medicine becomes a legal matter, start with a physician.
We read the medical record, tell you plainly what happened and what the standard of care required, and connect you with the right counsel in your country.
A claim against you is personal. Your defense should start with someone who understands the medicine.
We look at your care the way the other side's expert will, before they do. You get an honest read of your position and a clear plan for what comes next.
For physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, dentists and other licensed practitioners.
Request a review as a practitionerWhat you get
- Confidential standard-of-care reviewYour chart, assessed against what the standard actually required.
- Preparation that holds upFor depositions, board interviews and licensing inquiries.
- The right people on your sideIntroductions to defense counsel and qualified experts.
- A second opinion on settlementSo decisions with your insurer are informed ones.
Know where the medicine stands before you commit to a case.
Plaintiff or defense, an early physician review tells you what the record supports and what it doesn't. That saves time, money and expert fees.
For malpractice, personal injury and insurance counsel, including cross-border matters and Russian-language records.
Send us a matterWhat you get
- Merit screeningA fast, candid view of whether a matter is worth pursuing.
- Medical chronologyThe full record organized into a clear, cited timeline.
- Standard of care and causation analysisWhere care deviated, and whether that caused the harm.
- Expert witness supportHelp identifying and briefing qualified specialists.
Find out what really happened, from a doctor who will tell you honestly.
After a bad outcome it is hard to know whether something went wrong, or what to do next. We review your care independently and explain it in plain language, before you spend money on a lawsuit.
Planning treatment abroad? We also review the procedure, the clinic and the contract before you travel.
Request a review of my careWhat you get
- An honest medical opinionWhether your care met the standard, in words you can follow.
- Your records, made clearA timeline of what happened, ready for any lawyer.
- The right attorneyA referral to counsel where your care took place.
- A second opinion before travelOn the procedure, the clinic, and what happens if something goes wrong.
A written case review you can act on.
Every engagement ends with a clear document, signed by the reviewing physician. Your attorney, your insurer or your family can read it and understand where things stand.
Start with a free inquiry- Summary of findingsThe answer, on one page.
- Medical chronologyEvery relevant event, dated and cited to the record.
- Key decision pointsWhere the outcome could have changed.
- Standard of care analysisWhat was expected, and what was done.
- Recommended next stepsIncluding counsel and expert options.
Four steps, from first message to a clear answer
Technology handles the volume of the record. A physician makes every judgment call.
Tell us briefly
Send a short description through the form. We check for conflicts and confirm whether we can help.
Share the records
We send a secure link and a quote. AI-assisted tools organize the record so nothing is missed.
Physician review
Dr. Artamonov reviews the case personally and writes the case review.
Next steps
We walk you through the findings and, where needed, introduce the right counsel and experts.
Built for matters that cross borders
Medicine and law differ from country to country. The questions that matter are the same everywhere.
Physician-led
Every review is done personally by a board-certified physician, not delegated or templated.
Both sides of the table
We work with practitioners, patients and counsel on either side, so our opinions follow the medicine, not the client.
International
Care delivered anywhere, records in English or Russian, and counsel who know the local rules.
Clear and timely
Structured, technology-assisted review means long records get a careful answer without long delays.
I have sat on both sides of these cases.
I have practiced and taught medicine in Moscow, Hannover and Boston. I have also been named in a malpractice claim myself, so I know how isolating that is for a clinician, and how confusing it is for a patient who simply wants to know what went wrong.
Lawyers know the law. What they often need, and what clients rarely get early enough, is a physician who reads the chart carefully and says plainly what happened.
That is what I offer, to practitioners, to patients and to their counsel.
Before you get in touch
Short answers to what people ask first.
Are you a law firm?
No. We provide medical review and consulting. When a matter needs legal representation, we introduce you to an attorney in the right jurisdiction, and you engage them directly.
Is my first inquiry confidential?
Yes. We use what you share only to assess whether we can help, and we check for conflicts before accepting any matter.
How much does a review cost?
It depends on the size of the record and the type of review. The first inquiry is free, and you receive a quote before any paid work begins.
Do I need my records before contacting you?
No. Start with a short description. If we can help, we tell you which records matter and send a secure link to share them.
Which countries and languages?
We review care delivered anywhere, and work in English and Russian.
Tell us about your matter
A few lines are enough to start. Please don't attach medical records here; we will send a secure link.
- Reply within two business days
- Free, confidential first inquiry
- A quote before any paid work