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Lawsuits Keep Piling Up: Inman's Top 5 Stories Of The Week - Vimarsana News

Lawsuits Keep Piling Up: Inman's Top 5 Stories Of The Week

Looking for a quick catch-up on the buzziest stories of the week? Here’s Inman Top 5, the most essential stories, according to Inman readers.

Source: inman.com
New Commissions Lawsuits Take Aim at State Associations - Vimarsana News

New Commissions Lawsuits Take Aim at State Associations

New class action lawsuits in New York City and Arizona allege anticompetitive conspiracies by real estate entities to inflate commission prices.

Latest Homeseller Suits In Arizona, New York Target Commission Rules - Vimarsana News

Latest Homeseller Suits In Arizona, New York Target Commission Rules

Class-action complaints filed by Joseph Masiello and Robert Friedman join chorus of litigation nationwide objecting to trade group rules requiring sellers to offer compensation to buyer brokers.

Source: inman.com
Second copycat commission lawsuit filed against REBNY - Vimarsana News

Second copycat commission lawsuit filed against REBNY

REBNY, as well as several national and New York-based brokerages, are facing a second copycat commission lawsuit.

The Year Ahead In Foreign Investment And National Security - Vimarsana News

The Year Ahead In Foreign Investment And National Security

In 2024, expect the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, already at the forefront of addressing national security threats, to increase monitoring and enforcement related to outbound investment, focus on supply chain resilience in nondefense sectors, and heighten oversight of agricultural transactions, say attorneys at Holland & Knight.

Source: law360.com