Alleging “free riding” on brand, real estate brokerage @properties seeks injunction and payment of profits gained through alleged “unlawful conduct” against digital mortgage rival.
Source: Inman News
Don’t @ me: @properties sues @mortgage, alleges ‘free riding’ on brand
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