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More legal action taken against Keller Williams’ profit-sharing program 

Housing Wire

A new class-action lawsuit was filed by a former agent against real estate brokerage Keller Williams (KW), contesting alterations made to the company’s profit-sharing program. Hill and Kevin Ortiz — took legal action against the real estate brokerage by filing four separate class-action lawsuits. Moulder, David L.

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Keller Williams faces three lawsuits tied to its profit-sharing program 

Housing Wire

Hill — have taken legal action against the real estate brokerage by filing three separate class-action lawsuits, Inman first reported on Tuesday. Allegations include breach of contract and unjust enrichment, with damages sought at $250 million. On August 16, 2023, the IALC — the voice of Keller Williams Realty, Inc.’s

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Keller Williams named to yet another profit-sharing lawsuit

Housing Wire

In the past few weeks, seven agents formerly affiliated with Keller Williams — Jerri Moulder, David Bueker, Robert Hill, Kevin Ortiz, Edward Fordyce, Paul Davis, and Penny Alper — took legal action against the real estate brokerage by filing seven separate class-action lawsuits.

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List of lawsuits against Keller Williams continues to grow 

Housing Wire

Davis — took legal action against the real estate brokerage by filing six separate class-action lawsuits. Alper’s complaint challenges adjustments made to Keller Williams’ profit-sharing program and includes charges of breach of contract, declaratory judgment and unjust enrichment. Moulder, David L. Bueker, Robert E.

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Supreme Court denies HomeServices’ petition in commission suit

Housing Wire

In a writ of certiorari filed in early February, HomeServices told the Supreme Court that each of its client contracts state that the “signatories can arbitrate any claim or dispute arising out of the contract.” There is no dispute that the plaintiffs agreed to contracts that include mandatory arbitration provisions.

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Atlantic Trust Mortgage seeks dismissal of UWM’s ‘All In’ initiative suit

Housing Wire

Florida-based brokerage Atlantic Trust Mortgage has asked a Michigan federal court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) that alleges a violation of an amended agreement. UWM settled with Mid Valley Funding in June 2023. Atlantic Trust entered into a wholesale broker agreement with UWM in 2018.

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Consumer advocacy group: Buyer agency agreements often contain “unfair” terms

Housing Wire

As brokerages across the country have begun implementing buyer agency contracts into their business practices in the wake of the Sitzer/Burnett commission lawsuit verdict, the Consumer Federation of America is warning consumers that they may be filled with “unfair provisions” that primarily protect agents and brokers.

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