NAR joined Keller Williams and HomeServices in filing motions for judgement as a matter of law and a new trial in the Sitzer/Burnett suit.
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Though the commission suit takes aim at NAR’s Participation Rule, it does not name NAR as a defendant. Instead the suit lists the state’s largest Realtor organizations and several local and national brokerages.
Mr. Cooper appointed Mike Weinbach, who formerly led mortgage businesses at JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, as its new president.