Foreclosure appellate work
We represent appellants and respondents and work with trial counsel on foreclosure appeals involving standing, statutory notices, limitations, proof, motion practice, and sale procedure.
Deutsche Bank Natl. Trust Co. v. Benson, 248 A.D.3d 1187 (2d Dep't 2026)
The firm represented the homeowner in an appeal from two orders granting the lender summary judgment and an order of reference. The Appellate Division reversed, holding that conflicting affidavits about the mailing of RPAPL 1304 notices raised a triable issue of fact.
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Appellate perspective
An effective appeal begins by identifying the reviewable orders, preservation issues, governing standard, strongest record-supported errors, and practical objective.
Notices of appeal, record and appendix planning, appellate briefing, motions, and oral argument.
Defending favorable orders and judgments while identifying alternative grounds for affirmance.
Evaluating available applications concerning enforcement or a scheduled sale while an appeal proceeds.
Issue assessment, brief consultation, co-counsel arrangements, and referred appeals.
For referring attorneys
We welcome referrals and co-counsel arrangements from attorneys who handled the trial-level matter, need an independent assessment, or want help addressing a foreclosure-specific appellate issue.
We can discuss scope, responsibility, client communication, and deadlines at the outset.
Request a case review
Send us the order or judgment, notice of entry, docket information, and any known sale date so that available options can be evaluated.