NAR and DOJ Meeting Sparks Industrywide Dialogue Around Settlement ‘Workaround’
The complicated process of ensuring that the real estate industry complies with incoming policy changes is underway, as concerns about loopholes surrounding commission-sharing have already started a discourse among regulators and innovators—potentially, an amicable...
Survey: Brokers Value Work Ethic Above Other Skills in Agents
Real estate business owners appear to be putting an increased emphasis on agents who are willing to grind, honing in on so-called “business-minded” entrepreneurs while relying on company culture as a recruitment tool in the wake of changes created by the National...
Judge Sets 2027 Trial Date for Largest Seller Copycat Lawsuit
Judge Stephen R. Bough, who oversaw the Burnett case, has set a trial date for the central national copycat lawsuit which has sought to include every major brokerage that did not receive immunity from the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) settlement—though a...
NYC Commission Cases Paused as Parties Spar Over Jurisdiction, NAR Settlement
A judge in the Southern District of New York paused two key commission cases on June 26 after an extensive back and forth between plaintiffs, defendants and the judge, in a decision that could resonate around the country as Burnett copycats play out in the shadow of...
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