After five years and nearly 100,000 hours of work, the law firms are asking a federal court for $82 million of the proposed settlements to be paid by Anywhere, Keller Williams and RE/MAX.
Source: Inman News
Sitzer | Burnett plaintiffs’ attorneys ask for a third of settlement payout
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