Bank errors can completely derail a foreclosure case. Common mistakes include improper notice, missing documentation, chain of title problems, and procedural violations. When we find these errors, we can file motions to dismiss the case, force the bank to start over, or use the errors as leverage in settlement negotiations. New York courts take these procedural requirements seriously, and banks that cut corners often pay the price. We know exactly what to look for because we’ve seen the same mistakes repeatedly across different lenders and law firms.