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BACKDATED STOCK OPTIONS
Shapiro Haber & Urmy LLP Now
Investigating Stock Options
Backdating Practices By
Medarex
Shapiro Haber & Urmy LLP is
currently investigating stock
options backdating practices at over
100 companies, including
Medarex.
Regarding Medarex, as reported in
The Wall Street Journal, "On
May 24, the biopharmaceutical
company said it had received a
letter of informal inquiry from the
SEC that said requested documents
"related to Medarex's stock option
grants and practices." On June 15,
Medarex said it received a grand
jury subpoena from the U.S.
attorney’s office in New Jersey. On
August 18, the company declared that
it plans to restate its financial
results for 2000 through the first
fiscal quarter of 2006 following the
company's review of its historical
stock option grant practices.”
If you are a current
stockholder in Medarex and would
like to learn about your legal
rights in seeking to remedy improper
options backdating at the company,
please click
here
or call 800-287-8119 to contact our
paralegal, Sophie Horowitz. Our
initial consultation and case
assessment will be done at no charge
or obligation to you.
Shapiro Haber & Urmy LLP is a
leading force in bringing lawsuits
on behalf of shareholders who own
stock in corporations implicated in
the rampant and ongoing stock
options backdating scandal. Led by
attorneys Edward F. Haber and
Michelle H. Blauner, our firm has
already filed numerous cases, in
both state and federal courts,
concerning the improper backdating
of stock options granted to
officers, directors, and executives
who appear to have used backdated
stock options to create for
themselves tens, or even hundreds,
of millions of dollars in
profit and unrealized gain at the
direct expense of their
corporations.
To
learn more about our efforts
targeting unlawful corporate stock
options practices at corporations
nationwide, please click
here
to view our main stock options
backdating webpage, which contains
detailed explanations of stock
options, option backdating, and why
option backdating can be illegal.
Also featured are complaints filed
by our firm in other stock options
backdating cases, as well as a full
list of all the corporations we are
currently investigating.
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