Katharina Wagner Gully, A/K/A Karin Gully v. National Credit Union Administration Board, Waterside Federal Credit Union, Intervenor

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• finding manager of a federal credit union had standing to challenge a final determination that she breached her fiduciary duties
• “The Supreme Court has long recognized that an injury to reputation will satisfy the injury element of standing.”
• “The Supreme Court has long recognized that an injury to reputation will satisfy the injury element of standing.”
• An officer’s “fiduciary duty includes discharging corporate responsibility ‘in good faith and with conscientious fairness, morality and honesty in purpose’ and displaying ‘good and prudent management of the corporation.’”
• bank manager suffered injury when regulatory board found she engaged in misconduct, releasing prohibition order against her, “a death knell for [Manager’s] career in an industry dependent on security and reliability.”
• \Gully's reputation will be blackened by the Board's finding of misconduct and unfitness.\

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