Partners
Thomas G. Shapiro
Edward F. Haber
Thomas V. Urmy, Jr.
Michelle H. Blauner
Todd S. Heyman

Associates
Ian J. McLoughlin
Adam M. Stewart
Robert E. Ditzion
 

BACKDATED STOCK OPTIONS
 

SHAPIRO HABER & URMY LLP  IS NOW PROSECUTING A DERIVATIVE ACTION ON BEHALF OF AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICES, INC.

IF YOU ARE A SHAREHOLDER OF AFFILIATED COMPUTER SERVICES, INC. (ACS) AND HAVE HELD STOCK IN ACS CONTINUOUSLY SINCE AT LEAST APRIL 26, 2001, WE WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO YOU ABOUT THE LEGAL ACTION WE ARE PROSECUTING ON BEHALF OF ACS

On May 2, 2006, Shapiro Haber & Urmy LLP brought a derivative action, on behalf of ACS, against several past and present officers and directors of ACS. The Defendants include ACS Chairman and Founder Darwin Deason and two former Chief Executive Officers of ACS, Jeffrey Rich and Mark King. This action was filed in May 2006 in the Delaware Chancery Court (ACS is a Delaware corporation).

This action is brought to recover damages caused to ACS as a result of the Defendants’ systematic backdating of ACS stock options issued to the Defendants, in violation of ACS’s stock option plans. The Defendants also caused ACS to misrepresent, in its SEC filings, ACS’s stock option granting processes. ACS has now admitted that its stock options were improperly issued and that those practices caused ACS to overstate its earnings between 1994 and 2006 by approximately $51 million.

If you are a shareholder of Affiliated Computer Services, and have continuously owned shares of ACS since at least April 26, 2001, we would very much like to discuss this case with you. Please contact attorney Edward Haber or attorney Michelle Blauner, who can be reached at (800) 287-8119 or (617) 439-3939 or at ehaber@shulaw.com, or mblauner@shulaw.com.







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