Joseph Stilwell seems like a Real Ass to Me. Now he is suing to Enforce his alleged rights to FORCE a Sale? To me, in my Opinion this Deal Wreaks of Corruption, Collusion and Possibly Anti-Trust Violations. Maybe even Rico Violations or Insider Trading.. hmmm.. Can't Wait to See what Happens Next..

"But, also according to the report, “At 11:55 a.m. the Stilwell group delivered a Master Ballot to the Inspector, signed by Spencer Schneider as the proxy-holder for the opposition slate, but, as noted, the polls had long been officially closed. Accordingly, none of the votes that were `present at the meeting' were cast for the Stilwell group, except for one ballot that was properly executed for Stilwell on the company’s form.”

Could a lawsuit be next? In an SEC filing on May 24, Stilwell contended his board nominee was the winner:

“Our nominee (Spencer Schneider) beat Victor Karpiak ... by a substantial percentage. The company is attempting to invalidate the group’s votes. We will sue to enforce our rights and will take such action as is appropriate against those responsible for attempting to subvert the election,” Stilwell said."

Source
http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2012/06/first-financial-nw-stilwell-dispute.html?page=all