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Jim Ferraro
Jim L. Ferraro (born 1957) is an American litigation attorney best known for representing thousands of blue collar workers in mass tort cases against major chemical companies such as DuPont. In 1996, he successfully prosecuted the first case in American history against a chemical company for causing a birth defect.
While attending the University of Miami he played football for the Miami Hurricanes for two years, and after serving as a sports agent for players such as Albert Bentley and Eddie Brown, founded the Cleveland Gladiators in 2001. He is still majority owner of the franchise. He is a recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor, and an active member of the Democratic Party.〔
==Early life, education==
Jim Ferraro was born in Greenwich, Connecticut in 1957〔 to Louis and Luella Ferraro of Cos Cob, Connecticut. Growing up in Greenwich, he played four seasons of high school football. At age 14, he started for the varsity as a freshman defensive end for 1971 St. Mary's High Blue Knights, earning three letters. He also played baseball for two years at St. Mary's. He transferred to Greenwich High School for his senior year, where he started at inside linebacker and was the second leading tackler for the undefeated 1974 Greenwich Cardinals.
After graduating from Greenwich High School in 1975, Ferraro moved to Florida to attend college at the University of Miami. He obtained his Bachelor of Business Administration in 1978, and Master of Science in Accounting in 1979. He became a Certified Public Accountant in 1980, and obtained his Juris Doctor in 1983 from the University of Miami School of Law.〔
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