21071264-mmmain.jpg In this July 14, 2014, file photo, a man passes by a Wells Fargo bank office in Oakland, Calif. (AP Photo | Ben Margot) NEW BRUNSWICK -- A Somerset County woman is suing Wells Fargo Bank alleging she was fired for refusing to participate in an alleged scheme similar to the bank's widespread account scam that led to millions of dollars in federal fines. Melinda Bini, a former assistant vice president and regional private banker at the Highland Park bank's branch, says in a recent lawsuit that supervisors instructed her to manipulate accounts and sell banking products or investments that were not the customers' best interest or without their knowledge. The lawsuit, filed in Middlesex County Superior Court on April 5, names Wells Fargo and three local bank supervisors. The Franklin Park woman accuses her former superiors in the suit of running or knowing about alleged banking and investment fraud scheme at the local branch.