Twenty-two homebuyers across 19 states were added to the list of plaintiffs in the Batton case Tuesday while eXp continued to push for a delay in a separate commission case known as Gibson.
Source: Inman News
As NAR settlement wins approval, Batton II commission lawsuit grows
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