A Texas judge has approved KW and eXp Realty’s request to extend the temporary restraining order preventing former KW CEO Mark Willis from joining eXp. Both parties have until April 19 to complete discovery.
Source: Inman News
Judge upholds Keller Williams’ temporary restraining order against Mark Willis
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