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Stock Options Dating: Investigations in the
Wake of Suspicion by Joseph J. Aronica
Duane Morris LLP
Washington Office
Karen S. Crawford
Duane Morris LLP
San Diego Office
Charles E. Harrell
Duane Morris LLP
Houston Office
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February 5, 2008
Previously published by LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell® Counsel To Counsel Magazine on January 2007
More than 130 companies face
regulatory investigation of their
stock options dating policies,
thousands more may have option timing
concerns, and several executives have
received criminal penalties for their roles
in options backdating. Most companies
ultimately should be able to...
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