They asked the court for more time to analyze the impact on their proposed settlement of NAR’s proposed rule change banning the MLS display of commissions offered to buyer brokers.
Source: Inman News
MLS PIN, Nosalek plaintiffs seek to delay DOJ response after NAR deal
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