Who does the injunctive class cover in the lawsuit involving Corcoran?

According to Corcoran's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the injunctive class in the Moehrl v. National Association of Realtors lawsuit covers a specific group of individuals. This class includes current and future sellers of residential real estate, with certain exceptions, who are either presently listing their homes for sale or will list them in the future. These listings must be within one of the 20 identified MLSs (Multiple Listing Services).

This means that if the plaintiffs prevail in obtaining an injunction, the ruling would directly affect how these current and future home sellers conduct real estate transactions within those 20 MLSs. The injunction could potentially change the rules or policies related to real estate sales, particularly concerning commissions or other practices that the lawsuit challenges.

For a prospective Corcoran franchisee, this information is relevant because it highlights the potential for changes in real estate practices due to ongoing litigation. Depending on the outcome, franchisees operating in the affected MLS areas might need to adapt their business practices to comply with any new regulations imposed by the court. It is important to note that the outcome of this litigation and the specific terms of any potential injunction remain uncertain.