NAR membership antitrust suit in Texas adds local MLS as defendant
Texas broker Luz de Amor Eytalis initially filed suit in November, claiming that NAR and other defendants engage in monopolistic practices.
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Will the NAR-DOJ fight head to the Supreme Court? A decision is expected this week
The Supreme Court will convene on Friday to decide whether it will hear NAR’s writ of certiorari in its ongoing legal battle with the DOJ.
Berkshire Hathaway Energy seeks arbitration in Gibson commission lawsuit
Berkshire Hathaway Energy (BHE), the parent company of real estate brokerage firm HomeServices of America, has asked Judge Stephen R. Bough to reconsider a previous ruling and for an order to compel arbitration in the Gibson copycat commission lawsuit.
Oren Alexander faces another rape allegation
A woman filed a civil suit in Colorado this week, alleging that the real estate broker and his twin brother drugged and raped her in 2017.
Miami homeowner sues eXp for fraud over renovation
A federal suit filed in Miami accuses eXp and its executives of engaging in fraudulent practices, conspiracy and negligence.
Appeals of NAR settlement approval continue to pile up
Two appeals were filed earlier this week by Hao Zhe Wang, and Rosalie Doyle, Jessica Winters and John Guerra, for a total of seven appeals.
Anywhere settles lawsuit tied to Telephone Consumer Protection Act complaint
After more than five years of back and forth, Anywhere and the plaintiffs in the Bumpus Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) suit have finally reached a proposed settlement.
Lutz homebuyer commission lawsuit adds over 30 new plaintiffs
Many of the new plaintiffs in the Lutz suit include plaintiffs from other homebuyer suits including Scott Davis, Mya Batton and James Mullis.
Six things to know about the arrests of Tal and Oren Alexander
It’s hard to imagine a more dramatic fall from grace than that of Oren and Tal Alexander, the once star brokers who’ve been yanked from the top of the New York City real estate world and jailed.
eXp, Weichert say Gibson plaintiffs’ motion is all about attorneys’ fees
Two defendants say the attempt to move courts is an attempt to “monopolize the class’s recovery and especially, the attorneys’ fees.”