# Law Office of David M. Greene, PLLC (greenetrial.com)

> Florida trial attorney. Plaintiff-side representation for homeowners,
> community associations, and injured people.

David M. Greene is a trial attorney licensed in Florida (Bar No. 89805). The firm
evaluates every matter and handles most in-house, bringing
in trusted co-counsel selectively when a case calls for a specific specialty or local
counsel, with David remaining the client's lead advocate.

## Practice areas
- Construction Defect (stucco, water intrusion, structural defects, building-code violations)
- Homeowners Insurance Claims (denied, delayed, or underpaid property-damage claims)
- Insurance Bad Faith
- Construction-Related Injury & Wrongful Death
- Condominium & HOA Representation
- Contracts & Disputes

## Insights (plain-language legal education, by audience)

For homeowners:
- Failing or cracking stucco: what Florida homeowners need to know. /insights/stucco-failure-florida-homeowners
- Roof damage and a denied or underpaid claim: a homeowner's guide. /insights/roof-claim-denied-underpaid-homeowner-guide
- "Is my home too old to bring a claim?" — construction-defect deadlines for homeowners. /insights/is-my-home-too-old-construction-defect-deadlines
- How to check a builder's record before you buy — or before you sue. /insights/check-a-builders-record-before-you-buy-or-sue
- Florida's one-year builder warranty: what it covers, and what it doesn't. /insights/florida-one-year-builder-warranty
- After the storm: when the damage reveals a defect. /insights/after-the-storm-when-damage-reveals-a-construction-defect
- Document the damage before you repair it. /insights/document-storm-damage-before-you-repair

For inspectors & claims professionals:
- What home inspectors should know about documenting construction defects. /insights/inspectors-documenting-construction-defects
- Claims-handling red flags: a high-level primer for adjusters and claims professionals. /insights/claims-handling-red-flags-adjusters

For attorneys:
- A Chapter 558 notice does not stop the repose clock — a Florida construction-defect pre-suit
  notice tolls the statute of limitations but not the statute of repose. /insights/chapter-558-notice-does-not-toll-repose
- Repose vs. limitations: the two deadlines in every construction-defect case. /insights/repose-vs-limitations
- From claim to Civil Remedy Notice: how a homeowners claim becomes a bad-faith case. /insights/first-party-claim-to-bad-faith
- What "closed without payment" does and doesn't mean in claims data (it is not a proxy for "denied"). /insights/closed-without-payment-explained
- What public records can — and can't — tell you about a home builder. /insights/public-records-builder-history
- The "reasonable interpretation" defense in a first-party bad-faith claim. /insights/reasonable-interpretation-defense-bad-faith
- Two fee rulings, one lesson: section 57.105 findings, and how to keep a challenge alive. /insights/section-57105-fee-findings-and-preservation

## States served
Florida.

## Contact
Free case review. See https://greenetrial.com/

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