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The court granted summary judgment for Union Savings Bank, finding that the plaintiff lacked Article III standing to bring her RESPA and TILA claims because she failed to allege a concrete injury-in-fact. The plaintiff's claims rested entirely on procedural violations regarding response to notices of errors and requests for information, without alleging actual loan servicing errors or concrete harm.
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