Attorneys specializing in executive compensation are hearing from banking and finance executives forced to sign waivers of any right to challenge reductions in pay or benefits required when banks accept federal bailout money.
“People affected by the new rules are very skittish,” said Stephen Zweig, a New York partner who is the head of the employee benefits group at Ford & Harrison.
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