A new commission lawsuit filed Monday seeking class-action status alleges sellers encountered “illogical, harmful, irrational and anticompetitive effects” of NAR’s cooperative compensation rule.
Source: Inman News
South Carolina homesellers latest in line to sue NAR, Keller Williams
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