A judge struck down claims that defendants conspired to “fix,” “maintain” and “increase” prices for buyer brokerage services, but allowed claims they sought to “control” prices to proceed.
Source: Inman News
Canada’s version of the bombshell commission lawsuit gets serious
Published in Agent, antitrust, Brokerage, buyer broker commission, canadian real estate association, commissions, competition act, competition law, crea, mark sunderland, Select, sunderland, Toronto Regional Real Estate Board and trreb
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