James Mullis's appeal questions the clarifications in the settlements reached by the National Association of Realtors, suggesting they could ambiguously include homebuyer claims like those of the Batton suit.
Mullis expressed concerns about the lack of engagement with buyer plaintiffs in settlement discussions, emphasizing that the ongoing buyer and seller cases should remain separate due to their distinct claims.
The ongoing legal challenges to the settlements underscore the contentious nature of the homebuyer commission issues, where plaintiffs assert that the terms may inadequately protect their interests.
Despite prior attempts to block settlement approvals, Mullis and other plaintiffs continue to seek judicial clarity on the language used to define settlement class coverage, aiming to safeguard their claims.
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