Defendants in the case, which also includes Weichert Realtors and United Real Estate, say the claims lack standing, are untimely and an attempt to “parrot” arguments made in Batton 1.
Source: Inman News
Compass, eXp, Redfin and others file joint motion to dismiss Batton 2
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