Lisa Cook’s legal team is challenging the dismissal request sparked by a mortgage dispute involving former President Donald Trump. According to BlockBeats, their argument centers on the potential for an unintentional clerical error contributing to the issue. They are contesting allegations of intentional fraud leveled by Trump and Mark Calabria, FHA Director. The team asserts that even if there was an error, it wasn’t deliberate deception and resulted in no tangible harm, meeting the legal standard of ‘materiality’. They further emphasize that Cook may have incorrectly marked property purpose in her mortgage application years before joining the Federal Reserve Board, but lacked any intention or significant impact. Neither Trump nor Calabria explicitly accused Cook of profiting from the mistake or demonstrating a deliberate intent. This dispute follows Cook’s initial lawsuit against Trump seeking to prevent his removal as Fed Governor.