Today the feds wrapped up their case against former Brocade CEO Gregory Reyes by calling their final witness: Morrison & Foerster partner Craig Martin, who led a key internal investigation of backdating at the company. Martin is important because of an interview he conducted in which Reyes claimed he didn’t backdate stock options (now, Reyes claims he did backdate, but didn’t intend to break the law).
When I dropped in, Cooley Godward Kronish partner Stephen Neal was into his cross exam, asking whether Martin looked at documents from Brocade’s outside auditors at KPMG (he didn’t); whether KPMG was a client of MoFo (Martin didn’t know); and whether Brocade’s litigation committee ever accused Reyes of committing fraud (it didn’t).
The defense starts its case tomorrow, and then breaks for a week while Judge Charles Breyer attends a Judicial Conference meeting.
Good luck to your case!!!
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