More Alabama One members have filed complaints alleging fraud and theft against the $603 million credit union headquartered in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Two cases have been brought by Lori Parks and named Alabama One as well as its CEO John Dee Carruth, a credit union attorney named Paul Toppins and Alabama One Business Lending Manager Tammy Ewing.
Parks brought one case with Phillip Maddox, a business partner and friend of her husband's, and the other on behalf of herself as a member of Alabama One and as a representative of all of the credit union's members.
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