Louisiana real estate appraisers board will ask Supreme Court to resolve FTC dispute

Alex Wilts

07 December 2020

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Louisiana’s state board of real estate appraisers has said it will ask the Supreme Court to review its dispute with the Federal Trade Commission, which has accused the state regulator of restraining price competition for appraisal services.

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Louisiana real estate appraisers board will ask Supreme Court to resolve FTC dispute

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