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Plaintiffs Martin Vogel and Kenneth Mahoney, through their attorneys, charge that Apple, the above-named executives, and board members William V. Campbell, Millard S. Drexler, Arthur D. Levinson, and Jerome B. York participated in a scheme to file false financial statements, thereby concealing millions of dollars in executive compensation though the backdating of stock option grants.
 
At first blush, I say good luck to these plaintiffs (without sincerity of course). The SEC has apparently decided not to pursue any charges against Jobs or the board, so it remains to be seen what facts they will have at their disposal.

I wonder, as a stockholder who doesn't feel defrauded, do I get any say in this lawsuit?
 
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