Keller Williams has agreed to pay $70 million to settle one of the landmark antitrust lawsuits over broker commissions. The brokerage, which announced the agreement on Thursday, was one of three ...

Home brokerage Keller Williams has agreed to pay $70 million as part of a settlement to resolve claims that it conspired to overcharge U.S. home sellers by billions of dollars on the commissions ...

Keller Williams is the third real estate company named in the suit to agree to a settlement. RE/MAX and Anywhere Real Estate earlier agreed to pay a combined $138.5 million.

The legal action has followed the former executives beyond the brokerage. Davis stepped down from his role at the company in 2019, citing an argument with Keller who took over his post, according ...

The Mcfarlane suit, which was filed in early May by James Mcfarlane — who was brokered with Keller Williams from 2004 to 2018 — is just one of more than a dozen lawsuits filed by former KW agents.

Keller Williams was named in yet another class-action lawsuit that contests alterations made to the brokerage’s profit-sharing program. There are now seven class-action lawsuits against KW that ...