The real estate franchisor alleges half of the agents under Jimmy Dulin jumped ship to eXp at his prodding, even though he was under contract with RE/MAX. The complaint alleges breach of contract, federal trademark infringement and unfair competition.
Source: Inman News
RE/MAX sues its own broker for allegedly recruiting 41 agents to eXp
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