Green Bryant & French, LLP
402 West Broadway, Suite 1950, San Diego, CA 92101, San Diego, CA 92101
About Green Bryant & French, LLP
Green Bryant & French, LLP is a California law firm with offices in San Diego and Palm Desert. The firm handles personal injury, elder abuse, construction defect, and real estate matters. Its attorneys collectively bring over 50 years of legal experience. Notable achievements include a $36 million construction defect settlement and the largest elder abuse settlement in California history at the time. The firm also provides general civil litigation and labor/employment law services.
Our Attorneys
Bryan Gerstel
Of Counsel
53+ years experience
Craig S. Bickler
Of Counsel
49+ years experience
Joel Bryant
Partner
35+ years experience
Ronald M. Green
Of Counsel
35+ years experience
Jeffrey French
Partner
32+ years experience
Elizabeth French
Partner
32+ years experience
Matthew T. Poelstra
Partner
21+ years experience
Rob Dieringer
Partner
14+ years experience
Jessica G. Wilson
Partner
10+ years experience
Ashley Baker
Attorney
4+ years experience
Madison Miller
Associate Attorney
4+ years experience
Notable Case Results
Case results are sourced directly from attorney websites by Injuria.ai's data infrastructure, which actively monitors 22,000+ personal injury law firms. They are not results obtained by ThatCarHitMe.com. Every case is unique and must be evaluated on its own facts. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The results shown are not necessarily representative of all results obtained by these firms.
$36M
Construction Defect
Settlement on behalf of 400 homeowners (Villa Montinique v. Christiana Community Builders), considered the largest residential defect settlement in the U.S. at that time
$13.1M
Construction Defect
Confidential Recovery & Stipulated Judgment for a California condo-conversion client
$5.5M
Construction Defect
Recovery for Mid-Rise Condominium project suffering from water intrusion issues
$4.4M
Real Estate
Recovery for single mothers and children living in slum-lord conditions in a HUD subsidized/low income project in Temecula, California