US judge dismisses Taylor v. Zillow lawsuit against Zillow

• A federal judge dismissed the Taylor v. Zillow lawsuit in full on July 27 in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.
• The court granted Zillow Group’s motion to dismiss, rejecting all claims in a 100+ page complaint despite five amended filings.
• Judge James L. Robart cited Zillow’s repeated disclosures, calling plaintiffs’ “lack of notice” theory implausible.
• The ruling also rejected claims that Zillow’s tools increased homebuyer costs, noting only two of 11 plaintiffs used Zillow Home Loans.
• The judge said plaintiffs failed to plead specific facts tying standard business practices to injury, dismissing every count.

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