Massachusetts License Law
A Massachusetts salesperson earns a commission, but the broker refuses to pay. The salesperson's legal recourse is against:
AThe seller of the property
BThe broker who is party to the employment agreement with the salesperson✓ Correct
CThe Board of Registration for immediate action
DThe MLS for failing to enforce commission payments
Explanation
The commission agreement is between the salesperson and their employing broker. The salesperson's legal claim for unpaid commissions is against the broker, not the property seller.
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