A skilled trial attorney and negotiator, with extensive trial experience in auto crash injuries, claims against public entities, architectural and medical negligence, product liability, consumer fraud and "toxic tort" cases -- that is, defective products causing death and serious injuries from exposure to toxic chemicals.

Successfully proved that toxic chemicals used in the manufacture of carpet causing sickness to a class of casino workers was a product defect and breach of warranty. Proved that New Jersey Transit negligently installed a bus fare collection system, contrary to specifications, caused its driver to trip and herniate two disks, resulting in a jury verdict of $450,000.

Certified as a civil trial attorney by the New Jersey Supreme Court and the National Board of Trial Advocacy.

Graduate of the National College of Trial Advocacy of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, and the Plaintiff Trial Academy of the New Jersey Trial Lawyers Association.

Former member of the Supreme Court of New Jersey District I Ethics Committee and the Supreme Court's Automobile Arbitration Program.

Lecturer for the New Jersey Trial Lawyers Association. She has taught trial advocacy, premises liability, auto insurance, paralegal litigation assistance and trial preparation.

Wrote the brief and persuasively argued to the Appellate Division resulting in a change of the law benefiting minors faced with alternative medical treatment choices.

Law degree from Rutgers University. An undergraduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University.

A community leader named Most Valuable Member of the Atlantic City Jaycees, Quattrone was past president of the Jaycees. Named a "Most Distinguished Woman of the Year" by The Press of Atlantic City. Managed the Atlantic City Rescue Mission clothing drive. Board member and legal counsel for the New Jersey Fresh Seafood Festival, which donates its proceeds to charity. A church deaconess at Margate Community Church and a volunteer for the March of Dimes and the American Cancer Society.

Born in Queens, New York.