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Dec
2018

Credit Union Breach of Contract

Tom Winfree filed a complaint against Educators Credit Union (hereinafter ECU) and its then wholly-owned Credit Union Services Organization of Middle Tennessee, Inc. (hereinafter CUSO), for lost insurance commissions resulting from defendants’ alleged breach of contract, unfair competition and tortious interference with Plaintiff’s other contracts. The facts are undisputed: Plaintiff, Tom Winfree, entered into a “Memorandum […]

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