Karen Logan v. Us Bank National Association

How courts have described this case

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• holding that when a court is unable to “infer a congressional intent to create a private right of action from the language of the statute, the statutory structure, or any other source,” the court must conclude that no private right of action exists
• holding the PTFA does not create a private right of action
• affirming dismissal of the 12 complaint because the PTFA “does not create a private right of action allowing 13 [plaintiff] to enforce its requirements”
• affirming dismissal of the complaint because the PTFA “does not create a private right of action allowing [plaintiff] to enforce its requirements”
• affirming dismissal of the complaint because the PTFA “does not create a private right of action allowing [plaintiff] to enforce its requirements”
• affirming dismissal of the complaint because the PTFA “does not create a private right of action allowing [plaintiff] to enforce its requirements”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).