The NCUA files a lawsuit against a third-party accounting firm.
In a rare move, the NCUA sued a national business advisory firm for $10 million, and the lawsuit has developed into a fierce battle over whether the accounting company neglected to detect a massive, bizarre embezzlement scheme that liquidated a Cleveland, Ohio credit union and led to a $37 million loss for the industry's share insurance fund.
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