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NAR executives face scrutiny over lavish salaries and perks amidst potential tax law violations and member dissatisfaction.

Homebuyers in Illinois are suing real estate agencies for alleged anticompetitive practices that inflate broker commissions and harm consumers.

NAR and other associations face antitrust lawsuit over mandatory three-way membership agreements impacting MLS access for brokers.

The Clear Cooperation Policy mandates real estate listings to be on MLS within a day of marketing, stirring significant debate among real estate professionals.

The CCP policy influences real estate marketing strategies, balancing seller autonomy against transparency concerns.

Legal settlements approved for brokerage firms involved in commission lawsuits, totaling over $110 million, reflecting accountability for colluding practices.

Compensation structure indicates significant financial recompense for plaintiffs' attorneys, showcasing the complexities of real estate commission disputes.

Jon Waclawski's appointment as General Counsel at NAR highlights his leadership amidst ongoing legal challenges.

NAR defends its nonprofit, the APOA, against accusations of secrecy while outlining its funding and origins as being public and transparent.