Matthew Waring

A sixth-generation Floridian, Matthew Waring has made a notable career of supporting the state’s residents in their journeys to regain control of their futures. As a founding partner of Fairway Law Group, he is dedicated to working with clients on a personal level, because closer client relationships result in stronger results. At the start of every case, Mr. Waring ensures each client understands the current landscape of the law affecting their case potential outcomes, and ways to maximize the results of the case in context. 

Information is empowerment, and that is the first step to reclaiming your future after an accident. After graduating from University of Florida, one of the nation’s best law schools, Matthew’s first years as an attorney were at the largest trial law firm in Florida. He mastered the art of defending major insurance companies, including Progressive, Philadelphia, Allstate, Esurance, and Farmers, among others. Celebrated within the firm for defeating personal injury claims, he was on track to become a partner. He decided to change course after witnessing his uncle battle mesothelioma, contracted through years of exposure in the workplace. Watching his uncle struggle with relentless medical and financial complications through his last days of life helped him realize his calling to demand more out of life and the system. 

So he left the trial firm and joined Steinger, Iscoe & Greene, P.A., a large personal law firm in South Florida, to learn the art of representing injury victims. Within five years, he founded his own practice, Waring Law. With respect to personal injury, Mr. Waring’s insider’s understanding of the industry gives him the capacity to recover millions in settlements for personal injury plaintiffs. His knowledge of the system and dedication to personal involvement allow him to consistently maximize the value of the cases he litigates. 

Known for obtaining above-standard and accelerated results, Mr. Waring has become a highly respected and sought after injury attorney in South Florida. Beginning in 2021, Mr. Waring and his wife began experiencing fertility issues. It was then that Mr. Waring began to learn the ins and outs of family law, especially with respect to in vitro fertilization and surrogacy laws. Mr. Waring’s knowledge of family matters extends to most family law issues that people routinely face in Florida.