Litigation experience matters. Pick the firm that has it. Representing New York consumers since 2008 in foreclosure defense, wrongful credit reporting, and identity theft.
The law sets out when consumers in New York may have a claim. These are the situations Petroff Amshen handles. If one sounds familiar, the next step is a case review.
A New York foreclosure summary judgment was unanimously reversed on appeal in the Appellate Division, First Department, where the record did not prove proper mailing of the RPAPL 1304 90-day notice.
A New York foreclosure dismissed with prejudice as time-barred, the mortgage canceled, and attorney fees awarded to the homeowners.
A New York home was sold one day after a Chapter 13 filing, violating the automatic stay. The court found the violation willful and awarded $1,635,000 in compensatory and punitive damages.
A 2021 Brooklyn foreclosure was dismissed after the plaintiff missed a court-ordered deadline to serve our clients. The court denied it more time.
The lender claimed $551,187. A federal judge ruled for two Bronx homeowners after trial over a defective RPAPL 1306 filing. Fees: entitled.
Deutsche Bank waited 14 years after the order of reference to seek a foreclosure sale. A Brooklyn court denied it and dismissed the 2008 case.
Our client was led to believe she was agreeing to a short sale. After trial, a Brooklyn court voided the 2008 deed and ordered it canceled.
A loan servicer asked a Bronx court for summary judgment. The 90-day notice went to both borrowers in one envelope, and the court dismissed the complaint.
A Brooklyn court rejected a bank's $964,835 referee report as resting on inadmissible proof and fixed the amount due on the mortgage at $1.
Deutsche Bank said a 2010 loan modification at a $591,731 balance reset the six-year clock. A Brooklyn court held time ran out in 2016.
Deutsche Bank reported its 90-day notice five business days late. After a 2025 appellate ruling, we got the 2012 Brooklyn case dismissed.
U.S. Bank asked a Brooklyn court for foreclosure without a trial. The court found three gaps in its proof and denied the motion with prejudice.
A bank lost its first Brooklyn foreclosure, then sued again. We got the case dismissed as too late, the mortgage canceled and $21,208 in fees.
A loan servicer asked a Brooklyn court for foreclosure without a trial. We showed three gaps in its proof, and the motion was denied with prejudice.
Bayview sued in 2016 on a loan called due in 2008. We showed the six years had run, and a Brooklyn court dismissed the foreclosure.
A foreclosure filed in 2013 was dismissed over a defective 90-day notice. The appeal failed, and our clients were awarded $32,287 in fees.
HSBC won summary judgment in 2019. Under New York's Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act, a Bronx court then dismissed the case as time-barred.
A third Brooklyn foreclosure came 12 years after the loan was called due. Dismissed, the $397,765 mortgage canceled, affirmed on appeal.
The Appellate Division unanimously reversed a bank's summary judgment in a Queens foreclosure and let our client raise standing. Costs to our client.
CitiMortgage accelerated a $147,468 loan in 2007 and sued again in 2020. A Brooklyn court dismissed the foreclosure with prejudice and granted fees.
Our clients asked Wells Fargo to explain $53,476 added to their loan. Records it called unavailable turned up. The case will proceed.
Deutsche Bank's RPAPL 1306 filing listed the borrower's phone as 0. A Brooklyn court called its excuse patently incredible and dismissed the foreclosure.
A unanimous Appellate Division refused to restore Fannie Mae's 2009 Brooklyn foreclosure after a later case on the same loan was ruled time-barred.
The borrower died in 2016 and Chase waited nine years to act. We won dismissal for his daughter and cancellation of the foreclosure notices.
The attorneys of Petroff Amshen represent New York consumers from the first filing to the final ruling. Litigation experience matters. Pick the firm that has it.
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