Agent Genius posted an interesting article that states that this may be a case for NAR to gain credibility with the consumer by defending Lucas Lechuga in his battle with a Miami developer.
Considering that AR is a blogging platform, I would imagine that the membership here would be quite interested in the outcome of this, given the fact that it could be any one of us in this position.
Yes. Sharon
I heard that there was a case in Delaware with a blog that allowed comments---and the person suing the blogger lost the case because he had the opportunity to set the record straight---AND DIDN'T, via the comments.
Neal
It is REALLY interesting to see the consumer's perspective on this whole thing. VERY.
Hey Kev,
How come when you dis them they invite you to Table 8 to chat? Did you ever have dinner with that guy? We were talking about how you are just to cute to sue. Seriously, in my blog class today. and everyone agreed.
Yeah. interesting huh. I, with my masterful people-skills, opened up a "secure" environment where everyone felt safe to "debate" the issues in a sophisticated, articulate forum.
Kudos to me for having great skin and a way with the peeps! As Emeril would say: BAM!
God, I sound like a few other "local" blogger(s) I know ALWAYS patting myself on the back....AHEM
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