FORUM COLUMN
By Mark Labaton
When it comes to stock options, some corporate executives maintain that Oscar Wilde was right when he said "nothing succeeds like excess."
But excess in awarding stock options can lead to criminal and civil liability for altering corporate records, concealing material information, engaging in conflicted behavior, trading on insider information or lying to shar...
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