Law360, New York (February 15, 2012, 5:57 PM ET) -- McAfee Inc. and its former general counsel on Monday agreed to end the lawyer's suit alleging the software maker made him the fall guy in a criminal and civil stock options backdating probe, after the Ninth Circuit had tossed the suit's remaining claims in November.
Under the terms of a stipulation of settlement filed in California federal court, Kent Roberts agreed to pay $17,940 in attorneys' fees incurred by McAfee and make a $100,000 donation to a charity of McAfee's choosing.
Roberts, who was cleared of...
Ex-McAfee GC Will Pay Fees To End Backdating Battle
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