Working For Workers.

What Makes Attorney Matthew Romanik Uniquely Qualified To Represent You?

I am Matthew E. Romanik, Volusia County’s longest continuously board certified workers’ compensation lawyer.  My family moved from Pennsylvania to Florida soon before I began elementary school in Lakeland, Florida.  I ultimately graduated from Lakeland High School in the top 3% of my class in 1988.  I was proud to play tenor drums in the Dreadnaughts marching band.

I was honored to be accepted to attend college at the University of Florida.  I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in finance and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science within less than four years of my enrollment in 1992.  While studying as an undergraduate, I also worked for the Soil Science department predominantly working on soil hydrology experiments to help farmers optimize water usage with a focus on sustainable conservation and usage.  In part because the University of Florida was great overall and in part because I hoped to finish the statewide soil hydrology mapping project, I applied for and was accepted to the Levin College of Law at the University of Florida.  The College of Law generally required student to not hold a position of employment during at least the first year of law school.  I received an exemption from that rule and continued to engage in both my studies and the soil hydrology project through my graduation from law school in 1995.