Better sues former CEO Garg over alleged securities violations

What’s at stake for brokers

Through the lawsuit, Better seeks court orders compelling Garg to file an accurate Schedule 13D that discloses the full composition, arrangements, and purpose of his shareholder group, correct materially false and misleading statements, halt further solicitation, and void all consents gathered during what the company calls an unlawful campaign.

The company said Garg’s actions “serve to benefit only Mr. Garg” and called them “an affront to shareholder democracy.”

The outcome carries direct relevance for mortgage brokers evaluating Better as a platform partner. The AI lender, known for pioneering 47-second mortgage approvals through its Tinman AI platform in partnership with OpenAI, operates in all 50 states and has funded more than $110 billion in loans since its founding.

Garg has retained attorney Alex Spiro of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP.

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