David A. Jagolinzer is a partner of The Ferraro Law Firm and specializes in complex cases that involve mesothelioma victims, product liability, toxic torts, catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death. Mr. Jagolinzer has been successful in obtaining millions of dollars for thousands of the Firm's clients, both in trials and pre-trial settlements. Mr. Jagolinzer's victories earned him membership in the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, Rising Star status by Florida Super Lawyers 2011 and in 2008 was selected by the DBR as Finalist for Most Effective Lawyer in Product Liability cases. Some of Mr. Jagolinzer's recent and most notable jury verdicts and trial settlements for victims include the following cases:

$24.2 million jury verdict - Guilder v. Honeywell International, Inc., April, 2008. Dr. Guilder was a 51 year old Weston doctor suffering from peritoneal mesothelioma. This is the highest compensatory damage award against a single defendant in a mesothelioma case to date.

Over $14 million settlement - Plaintiff v. Union Carbide Corporation, et al., August, 2008. Drywall contractor suffering from pleural mesothelioma.

Over $5 million settlement - Parsons v. Ford Motor Company, et al., February 2007. Mr. Parsons was a single, 69 year-old automotive mechanic suffering from peritoneal mesothelioma.

$1.2 million jury verdict - Kavanaugh v. Union Carbide Corporation, 879 So.2d 42 (Fla. 4^th DCA 2004). Mr. Kavanaugh was a carpenter suffering from peritoneal mesothelioma. This case solidified the legal responsibility in Florida against companies, who had previously claimed legal immunity as bulk suppliers of raw materials.

$1.8 million jury verdict- Lagueux v. Union Carbide Corporation, 861 So.2d 87 (Fla. 4^th DCA 2003). Mr. Lagueux was a drywall finisher suffering with asbestosis. This was the first case in the nation in which a jury awarded damages against Union Carbide Corporation in connection with the asbestos it mined.

In addition to verdicts and pre-trial settlements at the trial court level, Mr. Jagolinzer has also successfully argued and won major victories for the Firm's clients in appellate courts. Most notably in 2008, Mr. Jagolinzer was integral in the firm's successful argument to declare the Florida Asbestos Statute unconstitutional as it improperly limited Florida asbestos victims right to seek compensation. Williams v. American Optical Corporation, 985 So.2d 23 (Fla. 4^th DCA 2008).

A 1999 graduate of the University Of Miami School Of Law, Mr. Jagolinzer is admitted to The Florida, Massachusetts and District of Columbia Bars and actively litigates cases in various other states. Mr. Jagolinzer is a member of the American Bar Association, Florida Bar Association, Massachusetts Bar Association, Dade County Professionalism Committee, American Association for Justice, the National Italian American Bar Association and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Mr. Jagolinzer plays an active role on creditors' committees relating to bankruptcy filings of asbestos companies, serves as an arbitrator for alternative dispute resolution programs, and has fought for victims' rights in front of the Florida Legislature. He is also a frequent lecturer on litigation and trial preparation skills for other attorneys. Mr. Jagolinzer speaks fluent Italian.