About Matthew W Van
Matthew W Van Wie brings a layered academic background to his legal practice. He began his studies at the Virginia Military Institute, earning a Bachelor of Arts before turning to law. He earned his J.D. from Charleston School of Law and later completed an LL.M. at the University of Miami School of Law in 2013.
That combination of undergraduate military education and advanced legal study shaped the early arc of his career. The LL.M. indicates additional training beyond the standard law degree, completed in 2013. After finishing his formal education, Van Wie moved into private practice and took on the responsibilities typical of a young lawyer carving out a place in litigation and court work.
In 2018 he joined Newby, Sartip & Masel, LLC as an associate. The firm listing appears as his primary professional affiliation. His role there began that year and continues to be the anchor of his legal practice. Records show he is admitted to practice in South Carolina, has credentialing before the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, and holds admission to the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Those court admissions indicate he is eligible to handle matters in both state and federal venues. They also reflect the jurisdictions where he has chosen to maintain active credentials. Beyond the formal admissions, the public information available lists his title at the firm and the courts where he may appear on behalf of clients.
Van Wie’s path combines a regional undergraduate institution known for discipline with legal training at two law schools. The move from Charleston School of Law to an LL.M. program at the University of Miami suggests an interest in extended study, though public records do not specify a narrow area of academic concentration for the graduate degree. His practical work has been associated with Newby, Sartip & Masel since he took on the associate role in 2018.
He currently practices at Newby, Sartip & Masel, LLC, handling matters in the courts to which he is admitted.
