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California Supreme Court Rules that Seller’s Agent Owed Fiduciary Duty to Buyer in Dual Agency Transaction

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In a decision that could turn dual agency on its head, the California Supreme Court published an opinion on November 21 stating that even if an agent was hired by the seller, that agent owes a duty to the buyer if the buyer’s agent works within the same brokerage. According to the opinion published by […]

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