About John A.
John A. Pulgini built a path from business studies to the courtroom. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics from Fordham University in 1989. He then completed his legal education at New England Law | Boston, receiving his J.D. in 1992. Those academic years set the stage for a practice grounded in Massachusetts law.
After law school, Pulgini established his professional footing in the state. He is admitted to practice in Massachusetts and before the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts. Those admissions allow him to represent clients across both state and federal forums. He is also a current member of the Massachusetts State Bar.
Pulgini is a partner at Pulgini & Norton, LLP. In that role he shares responsibility for managing the firm’s matters and advising clients. His work includes courtroom representation, case preparation and counsel to individuals and businesses that seek local legal guidance. Colleagues describe him as experienced in the day-to-day tasks of litigation and client service.
Over years in practice he has handled cases that required filings and hearings in Massachusetts courts as well as appearances in the federal district. He is familiar with procedural requirements at both levels. That experience informs how he approaches pretrial planning and court appearances. He also spends time on the practical side of running a firm: supervising legal staff, coordinating with opposing counsel, and preparing written submissions for judges.
Outside the office, Pulgini maintains professional ties through bar membership and local legal networks. He participates in bar activities and keeps up with developments in state and federal practice. That steady involvement helps him stay current on procedural shifts and judicial trends that affect clients in the region.
Clients and colleagues find his approach straightforward. He aims to present legal options clearly and to handle the procedural mechanics efficiently. He balances attention to detail in filings with the practical demands of litigation schedules.
He currently serves as a partner at Pulgini & Norton, LLP and practices in matters presented in Massachusetts state courts and in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
