Hanna Holdings Inc. failed to fully escape claims brought by home buyers who accused the nationwide real estate firm of enforcing anticompetitive rules that led to higher home prices, after a federal judge only granted part of its motion to dismiss.
Judge Wendy Beetlestone of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in a Tuesday opinion said the plaintiffs lacked standing to pursue injunctive relief under the federal Sherman Act, saying they needed “something more specific and concrete to establish” actual or imminent injury-in-fact. Beetlestone granted the plaintiffs leave to amend that claim and refile.
Beetlestone, however, ...
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