Mercury Complaint
Claims Wide Efforts
Among Executives
By MARK BOSLET and MARK MAREMONT
As part of a years-long scheme to backdate stock options at Mercury Interactive Corp., former executives allegedly altered documents, repeatedly changed the dates of some option grants, and sent each other emails discussing the improper practice, according to a court document that has been at the center of a battle over confidentiality in the case.
Filed under: Corporate responsibility | Tagged: Backdating, Business ethics, Corporate compliance, Corporate counsel, Corporate governance, Criminal Investigations, Ethics, Executive Compensation, Regulatory Compliance, Securities Fraud, White Collar Crime
[...] Mercury Officers for Stock Option Backdating and Other Fraudulent Conduct In an earlier post, it was reported that an allegedly inculpatory email trail between in-house counsel and executives [...]