Joseph M. Silverman, Inc. v. Harrison

ROGERS, Associate Judge.

Appellant raises four claims of error in appealing from a judgment in which a jury awarded appellee $16,400 as the “customary real estate commission” to which he was entitled under a contract with appellant. Appellant contends (1) the trial court erred in finding that appellee was the exclusive agent to sell appellant’s Clifton Street property; (2) appellee lacked standing to sue because his cause of action did not accrue until after his license as a real estate broker in the District of Columbia had expired; (3) the verdict is excessive, unsupported by the evidence…