Warren H Chin

Warren is a partner at Syprett, Meshad, & DuBose. His practice focuses on helping catastrophically injured individuals, including medical malpractice. He also assists homeowners and business owners when their insurer denies or undervalues their claim. In addition, Warren represents clients in selected complex litigation matters such as trust and estate litigation and business litigation.

Warren graduated cum laude from the University of Florida Levin College of Law and received book awards (an honor given to the highest grade in the class) in Statutory Interpretation and Comparative Family Law. During law school he was very active on campus serving as: a Member of the Florida Moot Court Team; Editor at Large for the Florida Journal of International Law; President of the Association for Law and Business; and a Teaching Assistant for Legal Writing and Appellate Advocacy. In addition, he was a research assistant for Darren Hutchinson (UF’s Constitutional Law Professor) and actively participated in drafting “Undignified: The Supreme Court, Racial Justice, and Dignity Claims”.

After law school, Warren began his legal career in Miami at one of Florida’s largest law firms. He was mentored and supervised by Thomas E. Scott – a former State and Federal Court Judge and U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida. Warren’s practice focused on civil defense primarily in federal court. After marrying his law school sweetheart (a local transactional real estate attorney), he moved to Sarasota to be with her and start a family. Warren brings his big law experiences to Sarasota.

In 2022, Warren was elected by his peers as a Governor of the Florida Bar, Young Lawyers Division and proudly represents Sarasota, Manatee and Desoto Counties. In 2026, Warren was elected President-Elect of the organization and will be sworn in as President in 2027.

In his free time Warren enjoys golfing, basketball, and watching the Florida Gators.