Louisville Water Co. v. Commonwealth

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• holding that “form letter with no individualized features” was insufficient to satisfy servicer’s duty under 12 U.S.C. § 2605
• holding that mere form response to Notice of Error and Request for Information did not satisfy RESPA’s requirements
• holding that postage fees for mailing a qualified written request “metamorphosed into damages” when the servicer failed to respond as required by RESPA
• stating that RESPA requires “some explanation” as to why the servicer believes the account is accurate and finding that servicer did not comply with RESPA where it “made no effort. . .to explain or clarify why.it felt that [the borrower’s] account was correct”
• servicer violated RESPA by sending \a form letter with no individualized features apart from the list of enclosures\ and \therefore explained nothing whatsoever about [the borrower's] individual circumstances or her account\
• “In other words, courts in this circuit and district have previously found that the costs of preparing and sending a QWR, as well as costs of filing suit to enforce RESPA, do not satisfy the actual damages requirement.” (collecting cases)

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