The franchisor filed a petition to the Supreme Court on Friday requesting the review of an earlier appeals court ruling barring it from enforcing arbitration agreements signed by seller clients.
Source: Inman News
HomeServices wants US Supreme Court to weigh Sitzer | Burnett case
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