Sitzer | Burnett plaintiffs on Friday asked the court to preliminarily approve the proposed deal. Brokerages and MLSs that were left out initially will have to take action by June 18 to be covered.
Source: Inman News
60-day clock begins for brokerages seeking to opt into $418M NAR deal
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