Federal Judge Thomas S. Zilly declined REX’s motion for a retrial on Thursday. The company had been a years-long battle with Zillow over alleged antitrust activity regarding its IDX policies.
Source: Inman News
Judge quashes REX retrial request in long-simmering feud with Zillow
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