Judge Mulls Dismissing Certain Claims in eXp Sexual Assault Lawsuit
A federal judge appears to be leaning toward dismissing at least some of the claims against eXp in a lawsuit...
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Judges Deny Lawsuit Consolidation Effort, Leaving Commission Cases Scattered
Citing the recent National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) settlement agreement, a panel of six judges today denied an attempt by...
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...
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...
eXp Realty Announces New CEO as Sanford Steps Back Again
Above, Leo Pareja Facing a new set of challenges and confronting a vastly different real estate landscape, eXp Realty is...
Consumers Set to Receive Refunds From 2022 Opendoor Settlement
This week, over 50,000 Opendoor customers will be receiving refunds based on a 2022 settlement agreement related to deceptive advertising...
Pandemic Trends Fade as Gen-Z Buyers, Millennials Dig In
Many of the major behavioral and demographic shifts precipitated by the pandemic are receding, according to the latest data from...
Q&A With Rocket Homes CEO Doug Seabolt: Is the Industry Changing?
Above, Doug Seabolt Doug Seabolt, CEO of Rocket Homes, spoke to RISMedia in the days before the National Association of...
Panel of Judges Appears Open to Consolidating Commission Cases
Charleston, SC—Today, a panel of federal judges heard arguments from both plaintiffs and remaining brokerage defendants regarding whether the many...
Mortgage Mix: Execs Map Out 2024; Fed Calls for 3 Rate Cuts
Editor’s Note: The Mortgage Mix is RISMedia’s weekly highlight reel of need-to-know mortgage-industry happenings. Watch for it each Friday afternoon....
Red (Flag) Alert! Guiding Buyers After Discovering a Property’s Problems
In most states, homesellers are legally required to disclose any known material defects or issues with the property. But that can be a slippery slope, with iffy problems that might have been masked. Read more.
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