With a five year window for action on stock options backdating prosecutions, time is of the essence for regulators. With more than 150 firms under potential investigation and countess stones unturned. Some of the highest profile cases are nearing the end of that window, Brocade for example. Of course, the government can always ask potential defendands to give them more time...I'm sure they'd be willing.
Maybe...

-- MDT

Labels: backdating, Brocade, prosecution, stock options