An appellate court in Michigan has reversed a trial court decision granting summary judgment to the former president of a family foundation who was being sued by his brother, a former director of the foundation, for breach of fiduciary duty. The trial court had said that the plaintiff brother had failed to show evidence of a breach of duty. The Court of Appeals said he hadn’t been able to show evidence because the trial court had granted a protective order against discovery of the evidence he needed to show. The substantive issues came up in a complicated procedural case involving Timothy Lennon’s suit against his brother Edward Lennon, the former president of the David A. Lennon Foundation...