Sitzer | Burnett and its verdict cast a long shadow that will extend into 2024 and potentially shake up the real estate industry. But it wasn’t the only lawsuit with commissions in the crosshairs.
Source: Inman News
From Sitzer to Moehrl, 2023 was the year of commission confusion
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