Shifts in Legal Landscape Appear to Revive Pocket Listing Lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by a pocket listing startup targeting the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) Clear Cooperation policy appears to ...
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Appeals Court Rules DOJ Can Reopen Investigation Into NAR
In a split decision, a panel of judges for the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals today overruled a district judge ...
Buyer Lawsuit Could Spill Into 2027 With No Settlements in Sight
In the wake of a significant but expected ruling by a federal judge allowing class-action claims by recent homebuyers against ...
DOJ Calls for “Decoupled” Commissions in Rebuke of Lawsuit Settlement
In a lengthy and methodical court filing late last night, lawyers for the Department of Justice (DOJ) excoriated a recently ...
Answering the Top FAQs From New Agents
For new agents trying to broach the field, no matter how much education they may have garnered before jumping into the business, it can be a challenge to get a handle on the job until you have some years of experience under your belt. Read more.
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