
Cory Strolla
Cory Strolla has handled thousands of Veteran Affairs disability cases for the past three years ensuring our Nations most trusted and valued men and women are justly compensated by the VA for the sacrifices made to their mind, body and soul for our beloved Country. Mr. Strolla is the son of a decorated USAF Airman, Lt. Col. Chuck Strolla, Ret., a Vietnam War “Shadow Mission” combat pilot, credited with saving countless soldiers and Marines behind enemy lines. Mr. Strolla comes from a long and proud family of veterans and law enforcement; he has been instilled with a staunch love and respect for the USA and the U.S. Constitution. Along with his legal team, over the past two consecutive years, Mr. Strolla has successfully been awarded over $5,000,000.00 in retro disability payments for his clients.
Over the course of his 28-year legal career, Mr. Strolla has appeared on many local, regional, National and International journalist programs and documentaries during his distinguished career. These include NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, NEWSMAX, MSNBC, CNN, related affiliates and HBO Direct. Mr. Strolla has been a Subject Matter Expert for legal issues including but not limited to, homicide and wrongful death cases, as well as firearm and self-defense related cases. Over the past decade, he has been a certified NRA firearms instructor and RSO and has personally trained hundreds of civilians to be responsible and safe gun owners.
Additionally, Mr. Strolla served as a National Trial Team Coach for the University of Florida. He has been published by the Florida Bar and lectured at several CLE seminars on DUI and case law; police ethics, including law enforcement agencies and police officers; as well as Civil Rights violations. Mr. Strolla also volunteered as a Youth Court Judge for the PBSO/PBC juvenile diversion program for several years, both as a prosecutor and private defense attorney. More recently, Mr. Strolla was a past President, V.P. and fellow Board member for “POST” (Pediatric Oncology Support Team) from 2018 through 2023.
