‘Haunted’ Homeowners Sue Makers of ‘The Conjuring’
What’s more terrifying than living in a haunted house? Living in a haunted house that strangers are constantly trying to break into. This is the
November 1, 2015
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Policy Matters: Independent Contractor Status in Real Estate
As a wave of recent litigation challenging the real estate industry’s long-standing practice of classifying real estate professionals as independent contractors is making its way
September 9, 2015
Real Estate Q&A: Owner Can’t Remove Squatter without Court Order
(TNS)—Q: We rent out a house. After a prior tenant moved out, we spent a few weeks cleaning up and repainting. Over the weekend, someone
June 13, 2015
DOJ Taking Action against Quicken Following Preemptive Suit
In a recent turn of events, the U.S. government is suing Detroit-based lender Quicken Loans after accusing the lender of taking improper action on loans
April 26, 2015
Quicken Loans Sues Justice Department and HUD
Quicken Loans, the nation’s largest Federal Housing Administration (FHA) mortgage lender, filed suit Friday in Federal District Court against the United States Department of Justice
April 22, 2015
Anonymous Whistleblower Identified as Former Zillow Employee
Move, Inc. filed new documentation this week revealing the author of an anonymous letter alleging unlawful conduct by Zillow Group Chief Industry Development Officer Errol
April 17, 2015
Anonymous Whistleblower Alleges Widespread Data Theft by Zillow, Samuelson
Move and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) filed additional court documents Friday following receipt of a letter from an anonymous whistleblower, presumably a Zillow
Beth McGuire
April 13, 2015
Move Settles Contempt Motion with Zillow, Declares ‘Full Steam Ahead’ in Prosecution
New developments in Move, Inc.’s breach of contract suit against Zillow emerged Friday when Move, Inc. announced that it had settled a contempt motion that
Beth McGuire
March 30, 2015
Court Lifts Zillow Group’s Restraining Order, Trulia Will Lose ListHub Data April 7
A judge ruled Thursday to lift a temporary restraining order against ListHub, and set the end date of the syndication agreement between the Move, Inc.-owned
March 14, 2015
High Court Makes It Easier for Borrowers to Walk Away from Underwater Homes
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that borrowers looking to rescind their mortgages simply need to notify creditors in writing of their intention to
January 13, 2015