Department of Labor Goes After Independent Contractors
As longtime readers know, I’ve been talking about the possibility of the 1099 exemption for real estate agents going away for quite a few years
As longtime readers know, I’ve been talking about the possibility of the 1099 exemption for real estate agents going away for quite a few years
As longtime readers know, I have often written about the issue of misclassification of employees as independent contractors, since that is the key linchpin of
I wrote a VIP post recently talking about the Durable investment into Redfin and what it signaled for the future of brokerage. But while writing
I feel pretty certain that anybody that is reading Notorious likely already knows that the legislature of California has passed Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) that
I seriously thought about not writing this post. For one thing, this is complicated stuff, and I thought maybe it deserves to be a Red
A couple of weeks ago, I ran across an interesting little book review/think-piece on realtor.org, the official site of NAR, called Re-engineering The Real Estate
Yesterday, either Inman News or I broke the news that the California independent contractor case, Bararsani v. Coldwell Banker was settled. (I kinda think I broke it, because the
Thanks to reader Aileen Kane (who is one of you — the best informed readers in real estate) I just got word (via a comment
As my readers know, the recent Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (“SJC”) handed down its ruling in Monell v. Boston Pads. I wrote about that case
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