Attorney Quattrochi attended Barry University – Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law in Orlando, Florida. Attorney Quattrochi is a Connecticut native growing up in an around New York City. His legal career began in New York City as a Corporate Paralegal specializing in large-scale financial transactions. In 2011, Attorney Quattrochi founded the T.J. Pramer Scholarship Fund with Wilton High School.

During Law School, Attorney Quattrochi worked as a Personal Injury Paralegal, handling pre-litigation case management duties for a local Personal Injury law firm. As a paralegal, he created and managed the Personal Injury Protection (“PIP”) department. Upon graduation, Attorney Quattrochi was already well versed in 1st and 3rd party Insurance disputes, having handled Personal Injury and Contractual disputes from intake through trial. 

Attorney Quattrochi serves as the Orlando Chapter Attorney Liaison for the American Constitution Society, a position he has held since 2014. He is also a member of the Young Lawyers Division and the Florida Justice Association. Attorney Quattrochi is an internationally published author on the topic of net neutrality and telecommunications law, published in the City University of Hong Kong’s Journal of Law Tech & Public Policy.

Attorney Quattrochi has developed a knack for civil litigation, his focus and passion for justice is corroborated by countless satisfied clients.