DEARBORN, Mich. — Members of the $1.8 billion DFCU Financial who opposed the credit union's previous bid to become a mutual bank have filed suit in state court to force the credit union to hold a special meeting at which some or all of the board members could be recalled.
The three plaintiffs, Richard Sly, Raymond Ward, and Margaret Blohm, are the same three that filed suit previously in federal court, which dismissed the case after the CU argued that the court did not have jurisdiction to hear it.
One of the three, Margaret Blohm, is an organizer with the members' group DFCU Members United, but the group itself is not a party to the suit.
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