
San Francisco-Based Representation for Developers
Proudly Serving Clients Across California
Developers face a lot of obstacles. For 15+ years, Mr. Wood has been representing developers, trying to help them complete profitable projects. By example only, Mr. Wood has successfully sued the City and County of San Francisco following permit denials and for access to public roads. Mr. Wood advises and litigated on behalf of developers who had a land or investment deal fall through. Within Mr. Wood’s broad experience is representing developers against neighboring property owners where there are significant trespass, nuisance and/or easements issues.
If you're in need of help with litigation for your land investment deal, contact us by calling (415) 936-0300 to learn more about how we can help!

Hear From Our Happy Clients
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“We were very, very satisfied with Greg Wood's counsel, as he not only displayed quick understanding and sharp strategic thinking but also brought an impressive and -- one hates to say — almost rare "client-first" attitude to proceedings.”- Rainer
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“I have found his advice to be excellent. He has assisted me with more than one issue. Minor and major real estate disputes and contract law issues. He is easy to talk too and has a great demeanor. This attorney will give it to you straight.”- Renee
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“This firm handled my case in a timely and professional matter. The attorneys were communicative and the service was exceptional. I would recommend this firm for real estate matters. The case was resolved in my favor and a big thank you to Leyla Pasic for her exceptional work.”- Jay
Examples of Our Work
A good example of Mr. Wood’s representation was of a developer of a dilapidated church building that the City and County designated a historical resource. Mr. Wood’s firm got the historical designation vacated by the San Francisco Superior Court and the decision was reaffirmed in appeal. Mr. Wood then sued the City and County of San Francisco for a CUP permit, which was eventually negotiated and issued. Another example is in a case where a developer had land that had no meaningful access to a public road. Mr. Wood sued the City for a necessary easement across the City’s own property. Negotiations proceeded and Mr. Wood’s client was able to buy the City parcel and build a larger project than originally contemplated.



Our team is determined in achieving results for our clients by implementing the best strategies we have in our arsenal.