Daniel Waldman quoted in The Globe and Mail article, "Seller beware: Even if the deal dies, the agent may still want their commission."
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Daniel Waldman was recently quoted in The Globe and Mail article, "Seller beware: Even if the deal dies, the agent may still want their commission." The article discusses the reports of an uptick in legal actions related to real estate deals falling apart. "Courts will often still stand by the rule that the party is stuck with the agreement they signed," said Daniel. To read the article, click here.
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