New RISMedia Study Finds Commissions Fell Sharply After August 17
Yesterday, RISMedia unveiled its groundbreaking 2024 Contract & Commission Study, providing the first comprehensive analysis of how real estate commissions ...
Tag: Real Estate Lawsuits
Burnett Copycat Defendants, Objectors Gear Up for Final Settlement Approval Next Week
Several large brokerages are angling to garner more immunity from commission lawsuits as the final hearing for their settlement agreements ...
Plaintiffs Move to Block Proposed eXp Settlement in Smaller Case
Plaintiffs in the Gibson case have filed in opposition to eXp’s motion for a stay following its proposed settlement, looking ...
DOJ Intervention Likely, but NAR Settlement Approval Is Only the Beginning
Before the final approval of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) (theoretically) comprehensive settlement, with a petition pending before the ...
New Lawsuit Hits NAR, Other Groups Over ‘Forced Membership Requirement’
In a lawsuit filed October 16 in the U.S. District Court in Eastern Pennsylvania, broker Maurice Muhammad, representing himself, is ...
Court Report: DOJ Cracks Down on Redlining; Further Class-Action Settlements Proceed
The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around real estate. ...
HomeServices Asks Federal Judge to Dismiss Homie Antitrust Lawsuit
The legal drama in the real estate arena continues to unfold. This time, it’s HomeServices of America asking for a ...
COURT REPORT: NAR Fulfills Supreme Court Promise; Buyer Cases Partially Paused
Deadlines in some of the biggest cases affecting real estate are fast approaching, with final settlement hearings for half a ...
Plaintiffs in eXp Sexual Assault Cases Spar Over Definitions, Facebook Messages
With mega-brokerage eXp facing multiple civil lawsuits accusing the company of being complicit in a “scheme” of druggings and sexual ...
Judge Will Pause Buyer Cases for Three Companies Pending Seller Appeal
In a conference for the largest buyer-filed commission cases today, Judge LaShonda Hunt of the Northern District of Illinois, who ...
Factors That Suggest a Buyer’s Market (and Ones That Don’t)
A market favorable to buyers doesn’t mean buyers will take advantage of it, or that every facet of the market is tilted heavily toward homebuyers. Read more.
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