Deborah Laufer v. Naranda Hotels, LLC

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• concluding that TransUnion “does not extend to the type of informational injury presented in Public Citizen and Akins”
• holding that the plaintiff had alleged a sufficient informational injury for Article III standing when she sought information to which she claimed entitlement
• explaining that “the informational injuries in Public Citizen and Akins (the ‘fail[ure] to receive any required information’)” are distinguishable “from the purported informational injury [in TransUnion] (receipt of the required information ‘in the wrong format’
• “[A]n informational injury is sufficiently concrete, particularized, and actual to qualify for Article III standing to sue.”
• informational injury can be sufficient to establish standing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).