Law Practice
Sep. 18, 2008
Late E-Mails Derail Stock Options Trial
The Northern District's third criminal stock options case took a detour Wednesday after a batch of documents was delivered late Tuesday night to prosecutors trying to prove that Kent H. Roberts, McAfee Inc.'s former general counsel, manipulated the date on his stock purchase.
By Rebecca Beyer
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The Northern District's third criminal stock options case took a detour Wednesday after a batch of documents was delivered late Tuesday night to prosecutors trying to prove that Kent H. Roberts, McAfee Inc.'s former general counsel, manipulated the date on his stock purchase. Several pages of e-mails were produced on the eve of opening statements by attorneys for McAfee - which is not a par...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - The Northern District's third criminal stock options case took a detour Wednesday after a batch of documents was delivered late Tuesday night to prosecutors trying to prove that Kent H. Roberts, McAfee Inc.'s former general counsel, manipulated the date on his stock purchase. Several pages of e-mails were produced on the eve of opening statements by attorneys for McAfee - which is not a par...
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