Parent company of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services argues plaintiff agreed to a mediation clause and, as a buyer, doesn’t have standing to sue under federal and state antitrust laws.
Source: Inman News
Hanna fights back against homebuyer commission suit
Published in antitrust, Brokerage, buyer commission lawsuit, Hanna Holdings, howard hanna, korein tillery, scott davis and Select
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