Attorneys for the plaintiffs spent 96,500 hours and $13 million reviewing over 5 million documents, involving 20 experts, 180 depositions, and multiple failed mediation attempts, leading to a $68,805,000 attorneys' fees award from a $208,500,000 settlement fund.
Real estate companies named in the suit, including RE/MAX, Anywhere, and Keller Williams, allegedly forced home sellers to pay commissions through anti-competitive agreements, possibly violating antitrust laws and inflating prices.
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