NARs Class Action Lawsuits

October 6, 2023

By Ylice Golden|Published on 10/6/2023

NAR’s Civil Action Lawsuits Webinar

Highlights from the Webinar

Civil Lawsuits:

  • NAR is still very confident that they will prevail as the facts are still on their side.
    • Sept. 8: Pre-trial conference
    • Oct. 13: Jury Selection
    • Oct. 16: Trial Begins
    • Nov. 6-10: Jury Verdict
    • December: Bond
    • 2024: Appeal
  • Appeal is expected win or lose at trial and the case will not be settled for years to come.
  • If NAR has to appeal, they will have to post a bond while they are appealing.
  • If NAR loses, they feel buyers, especially minority buyers, would lose out the most. It will become more expensive to purchase a home, especially since right now they cannot roll the buyer agent compensation into their mortgage.
  • Settlements are always an option, and if the right settlement comes along, NAR will look at it.
  • NAR is sheltering state and local associations from copycat lawsuits.

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