Lawsuit Filed After CEO's Death

A wrongful termination lawsuit describes details of alleged fraud, conflicts of interest and other violations of federal regulations.

By Peter Strozniak | August 16, 2019 at 09:00 AM

Three hours after County Educators Federal Credit Union President/CEO Glenn South died at a New York City hospital on March 30, 2017, someone allegedly deleted documents from the executive's desktop computer in his Roselle Park, N.J., office.

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