Weber v. Langholz

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• noting that the trial court did not lack substantial evidence for an attorney fees award even though there were no time records or billing statements
• noting that the trial court did not lack substantial evidence for an attorney fees award even though there were no time records or billing statements
• noting that the trial court did not lack substantial evidence for an attorney fees award even though there were no time records or billing statements
• noting that the trial court did not lack substantial evidence for an attorney fees award even though there were no time records or billing statements
• analyzing whether TILA applied to a transaction with a revocable living trust, but ultimately not deciding the issue because the transaction was indisputably for business purposes, not consumer purposes, and therefore not subject to TILA
• action was “on a contract” where defendant sought rescission of a loan under the Federal Truth in Lending Act

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