Gregory Reyes just had a good day.
The former Brocade CEO was recently convicted on charges relating to stock option backdating and since then his future had been looking, lets face it, on the bleak side. But that was before he got some reasonably good news from federal Judge Charles R. Breyer.
Breyer elected to delay Reyes' sentencing until after the conclusion of the trial Stephanie Jensen, the former Brocade head of human resources and an alleged co-conspirator. Several charges against Jensen were also dropped. All this is seen as an indication that Reyes expected 10-year plus prison terms might be shrinking.
More on the Reyes sentencing from Workforce Management.
-- MDT
Labels: backdating, Brocade, Gregory Reyes, Stephanie Jensen, stock options