Agreeing with Limon v. Circle K Stores, Inc. (2022) 84 Cal.App.5th 671, this decision holds that to have standing to sue in California state court, a plaintiff must have a beneficial interest in the claim and that the beneficial interest test duplicates the federal Article III injury in fact requirement. Informational injury–in this case not providing a statutorily mandated disclosure–does not satisfy the beneficial interest/injury in fact requirement. Nor does a statute simply permitting recovery of statutory damages without proof of actual damages. Something more is required before a court will find that the Legislature has waived the beneficial interest requirement.