The Council of Multiple Listing Services has hired Alicia Batts and Dylan Carson to help the trade group exert influence over MLS-related decisions at the antitrust enforcement agencies.
Source: Inman News
Seeking clout, MLS trade group taps ex-DOJ and FTC antitrust lawyers
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