
San Francisco Homeowner Attorneys
Helping Clients Who Own Residential Property Throughout the State of California
Mr. Wood and his team have extensive experience representing homeowners, including home buyers and sellers. Among Mr. Wood’s successes include noteworthy outcomes in failure to disclose cases, where the home seller has failed to disclose material facts related to the property.
Mr. Wood has also successfully represented homeowners against their neighbors in trespass, nuisance, easement and view disputes, contracts in where defective work has been found, and in disputes between co-owners of property (partition actions).
Has someone trespassed on your property? Do you have a dispute with the co-owner of your property? If so, call us at (415) 936-0300 or contact us online today to learn more about how we can help you!

Hear From Our Happy Clients
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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
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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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“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
Failure To Disclose in San Francisco
Failure to disclose happens when a material defect or problem with the property is not disclosed to the buyer before entering into a purchase contract. These defects could have a significant impact on the value of the property or the buyer's ability to use it for its intended purpose.
Some of the most common types of failure to disclose include:
- Mold or water damage
- Lead paint
- Structural damage
- Zoning changes that could impact the use of the property
Call Wood Litigation at (415) 936-0300 or contact us online today to learn more about failure to disclose, or to schedule a consultation.



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