NAR Asks Supreme Court to Protect Consumers from Lawsuits When Making Floor Plans of Their Homes

by Jim Marks

NAR to SCOTUS: Protect Consumers From Onerous Lawsuits

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NAR wants to protect consumers from a circuit court ruling that would allow lawsuits against homeowners who make or display floor plans of their home.
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