Kentucky court revives buyer's claims over $85,000 extra paid to real estate agent

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Jason Wagner hired estate agent Rick Walters to sell his home and later purchased a property from him. Wagner alleges that he was pressured into paying an additional $85,000 beyond their original agreement. The Kentucky Court of Appeals reinstated many of Wagner's claims against Walters and Lenihan Real Estate. The ruling reverses earlier dismissals and allows the case to proceed in a lower court. The court highlighted concerns about Walters' financial dealings during the sale.

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