The legal drama in the real estate arena continues to unfold. This time, it’s HomeServices of America asking for a federal court to dismiss an
eXp has joined the list of real estate brokerages and organizations settling the many commission lawsuits filed by homesellers that have impacted the industry. The
Two more large independent brokerages—John L. Scott Real Estate, which does business primarily in the Pacific Northwest, and Real Estate One, based in Michigan—have reached
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around real estate. The last week
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In a ruling Sept. 23 concerning the “data-theft” lawsuit between Move, Inc., parent of Realtor.com®, and CoStar Group, parent of Homes.com, Judge George H. Wu,
Curbio, the Maryland-based pre-listing renovation company that offers pay-later services for home sellers upgrading or repairing their homes, is settling a lawsuit filed by the
NextHome has become the latest brokerage to strike a settlement agreement with seller plaintiffs in ongoing commission lawsuits, joining more than a dozen other defendants
Top Agent Network, Inc. vs. the National Association of REALTORS® has officially set a trial schedule and date for 2025. TAN vs. NAR is a
Florida-based The Keyes Company/Illustrated Properties, which describes itself as the largest independent brokerage in the state, has reached an agreement to settle commission lawsuits filed
