Paige A. Greenlee founded the Florida firm Greenlee Law PLLC in 2014 with the goal of providing focused, high-quality legal representation to businesses, trustees, and individuals throughout the Tampa Bay area. With more than two decades of experience handling complex commercial litigation, bankruptcy, and real estate disputes, she is known for delivering strategic guidance and dependable results.
Before launching her own practice, Greenlee worked at both large and mid-sized firms in Tampa, gaining experience across a range of litigation matters, including contract disputes, construction issues, and creditors’ rights. She began her legal career as a law clerk for the Honorable William Houston Brown and the Honorable Jennie D. Latta, United States Bankruptcy Judges for the Western District of Tennessee, where she developed a strong foundation in bankruptcy law.
Greenlee’s dedication to the law extends beyond her practice. She has held numerous leadership roles within the Florida Bar and local bar associations, consistently giving back to the legal profession through service, mentorship, and advocacy. Her career reflects her commitment not only to clients but also to strengthening the legal community across Florida.
Greenlee earned her bachelor’s degree at the University of Pennsylvania and her JD at the Emory University School of Law. She is admitted to practice in Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee.
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