The Idaho Credit Union League agreed to pay its former President/CEO Chris Johnson $3,930 after a court-supervised mediation process Monday at Idaho Fourth District Court's small claims department in Boise.
Johnson, who was dismissed in November after serving only five months as CEO, filed the lawsuit in January claiming the league owed him $4,700 in unreimbursed business expenses.
“I am satisfied with the amount,” Johnson said. “It covered almost all of the expenses that had not been reimbursed when I left the league.
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