Timothy A. McCulloch v. PNC Bank, Inc.

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• “As a general matter, there is no presumed fiduciary relationship between a lender and a borrower under the common law.”
• “As a general matter, there is no presumed fiduciary relationship between a lender and a borrower under the common law.”
• “[T]he HEA does not expressly confer a private right of action, as the HEA only provides for a suit brought by or against the Secretary of Education.”
• “In enacting the HEA, Congress expressly provided a detailed regulatory scheme which confers on the Secretary of Education the exclusive authority to monitor and enforce the provisions of the HEA.”
• “[I]n light of the HEA's C. Claims Against Navient, SRSY and Donovan 1. Tortious Interference with Contract To state a claim for tortious interference under New York law, a plaintiff must show: (1

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