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· 10/11/2017

State of Iowa v. Kirsten Marie Carney

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  • noting that a Regulation E claim contests whether an opt-in form “give[s the consumer] enough information to give affirmative consent to [the institution]’s overdraft service”
  • “To state a claim for breach of contract under Georgia law, [the plaintiff] had to plausibly allege that [the defendant] owed her a contractual obligation, then breached it, causing her damages.”

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