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A Delaware judge refused to dismiss derivatives-based claims relating to duty of oversight and loyalty. The Delaware Court of Chancery ruled that directors and officers can be liable for failures to adequately respond to credible claims of sexual misconduct.

A federal judge denied eXp Realty's motion to dismiss a fraud claim by four women who allege the company lied about investigating their sexual assault reports against two former agents. The judge found sufficient evidence of misrepresentations by leadership.

Women who say they were drugged and assaulted by top eXp recruiters "plausibly" argued that executives lied about their investigation into the alleged conduct. A federal judge ruled eXp must face accusations of fraud related to its actions in the wake of sexual assault allegations.

Plaintiffs in the lawsuit filed in 2023 have met the legal standard to claim fraudulent misrepresentation by the firm and its parent company, a California district court ruled.

Lawsuits allege eXp founder Glenn Sanford knew women were being drugged and assaulted inside the company and did little to prevent it — in order to protect the revenues those agents were earning and sharing with others.

During a virtual hearing for the Acevedo v. eXp sexual assault case, defendants clashed with plaintiffs after being bombarded with hundreds of documents produced at the last minute, a series of workplace profiles and chats disappearing, and an allegedly forged signature.

A Florida hospital is being sued for allegedly botching a woman's clinical assessment after she was raped while attending a May 2023 work event sponsored by eXp World Holdings, which has been accused of promoting a "rape culture."

A real estate agent who says she was drugged and raped at eXp Realty's 2023 Shareholder Summit has filed a lawsuit against Orlando Health, accusing the hospital of botching her rape kit and failing to do toxicology tests that could have proven her drink was laced.

Six women have now filed lawsuits against eXp Realty, with similar claims that they were drugged and then attacked while attending an event for the brokerage.

A real estate agent claims she was drugged and sexually assaulted while attending a work event for a company that has been sued by half a dozen women in two years. The suit names real estate photographer Nicholas Moore, 26, as being contracted by the brokerage firm.

A thumb drive full of evidence could prove important in a yearslong lawsuit alleging former local Realtor Mike Bjorkman committed multiple sexual assaults covered up by eXp Realty. A federal judge granted a motion moving arguments over that evidence from Las Vegas to Los Angeles.

The state comptroller wants eXp Realty to look into allegations that female real estate agents were drugged and assaulted during company events.

A federal judge is allowing four women to move forward with civil claims that they were drugged and sexually assaulted by eXp recruiters at company events, ruling the alleged victims have "plausibly" contended that the company and CEO Glenn Sanford are culpable.

Four female real estate agents have expanded their claims against eXp Realty's founder and CEO Glenn Sanford and two of the company's male agents.

Recently amended lawsuit has more details about several sexual assaults allegedly carried out by influencers at eXp events, along with reiterating arguments that the company is culpable for the behavior and misconduct of agents who act as recruiters.

eXp and CEO Glenn Sanford are seeking to dismiss a second lawsuit filed by a woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by high-profile recruiters at company events, arguing again that they are not responsible for the alleged misconduct of agents.

The firm elevated Leo Pareja from chief strategy officer to chief executive. Founder Glenn Sanford, who returned to the top job in January 2023, is sticking around as chair and CEO of parent company eXp World Holdings.

In an amended complaint, Anya Roberts again names eXp and Sanford as defendants in her lawsuit, alongside former and current eXp agents and recruiters Michael Bjorkman, David Golden and Brent Gove.

A cascade of new accusations claims that eXp and its founder Glenn Sanford ignored extensive reporting on sexual assaults committed by two eXp agents — Michael Bjorkman and David Golden — for years.

A 'culture of fear and retaliation' has damaged eXp World Holdings' image, goodwill and monetary performance amid several sexual assault lawsuits, two shareholders claim in a suit filed on October 1, 2024.

After being dragged back into the Acevedo sexual assault lawsuit, eXp Realty and its parent company are again seeking to dismiss the claims against them following the filing of a third amended complaint accusing eXp of fraudulent misrepresentation.

The complaint alleges that eXp Realty turned a "blind eye" to two agents who had a history of drugging and sexually assaulting women.

eXp Realty and eXp World Holdings have been named in a controversial lawsuit alleging that the company "turned a blind eye" while several of its current and former agents sexually assaulted women at the company's recruiting events.

The complaint, filed in California, alleges that eXp turned a blind eye to two of its agents drugging and sexually assaulting women at recruiting events.

Four women accused eXp Realty in California federal court of ignoring reports that a pair of agents drugged them in order to sexually assault them during employee recruitment events.

Four women and one man, all represented by lawyers from Cohen Hirsch, LP and Lenze Lawyers, PLC, have filed a federal sex trafficking action against eXp Realty, eXp World Holdings, and several of its current and former agents.

Four women have filed a lawsuit against a Bellingham-based real estate brokerage, claiming it knew two male agents had drugged and sexually assaulted them.

A civil complaint has been filed alleging that a prominent Santa Clarita Valley Realtor, Michael Bjorkman, drugged and sexually assaulted multiple women several times over the past five years.

A Washington-based real estate brokerage faces accusations that it knew two of its male agents drugged and sexually assaulted female co-workers during work events.

According to the suit filed Wednesday, Michael Bjorkman and David Golden took advantage of women while attending real estate industry events.

A complaint filed in a California federal court alleges that two employees from eXp Realty engaged in sexual misconduct with other real estate agents during trips for company events.

A Santa Clarita realtor has been named in a civil sex trafficking case, with multiple women alleging that he drugged and sexually assaulted them with the knowledge of a co-conspirator and the realty company they both associated with.

In lawsuits filed in February and March, five women detailed a disturbing pattern of predatory behavior by two prominent agents, Michael Bjorkman and David Golden.

Four of the five women suing real estate firm eXp allege that executives turned a blind eye to allegations that they were drugged and sexually assaulted by star agents.

Four women have filed a civil lawsuit in California, accusing two eXp Realty real estate agents of drugging and assaulting or attempting to assault them between 2018 and 2020.

A real estate agent cleared of sexual assault charges in Nevada is facing a federal lawsuit in California over allegations he drugged and raped four women, including two in Las Vegas.

Plaintiffs in the sex trafficking lawsuit have amended their complaint to include eXp Realty CEO Glenn Sanford and top recruiter Brent Gove as defendants.

New defendants have been named in an amended version of a civil complaint alleging that a prominent Santa Clarita Valley Realtor drugged and sexually assaulted multiple women several times over a period of five years.

In lawsuits, five women say eXp Realty long ignored complaints that two male agents were preying on their female peers at alcohol-fueled work events. (Print edition: December 16, 2023)

The suit accuses now-former eXp agents of sexually assaulting a woman and claims eXp failed to stop the 'abhorrent behavior.' It follows a similar case that began in February.

Five women are now accusing eXp Realty of creating a culture that enabled them to be drugged and assaulted, according to a second lawsuit filed Thursday.

More allegations emerge of misconduct and the company's lack of response. The sexual assault scandal at eXp Realty is growing, after a woman filed the second lawsuit against the brokerage regarding two prominent agents.

A second suit accusing former eXp agents Michael Bjorkman and David Golden was filed on Thursday, as the New York Times published a detailed investigation into the allegations.

Five women told the Times that it took a lawsuit to get action on predatory behavior. A second lawsuit has been filed, and eXp said that it let "bad actors" go.

A second civil complaint was filed alleging that a former Santa Clarita realtor drugged and sexually assaulted several women during work events.

A second lawsuit has been filed against real-estate MLM Exp Realty, again alleging "drugging and sexual assault" of women.