'This could be the final straw': Realtors face a legal reckoning

``A wave of legal challenges to the lucrative commissions that real estate agents are paid is threatening to upend an industry that employs 1.6 million people and funds one of the most powerful lobbying operations in Washington.'' -- Good article with an overview; apparently there's not just one but ~10 civil cases against Realtor commissions, and one DoJ case pending which was supposed to settle all concerns, but there's a pending fight over whether the DoJ can reopen investigations of some antitrust claims.