A FOURTH-YEAR associate at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe in San Franciso inadvertently disclosed a sensitive document about stock option backdating that the firm has spent the past five months fighting to keep under seal.
The document-a complaint in a shareholder derivative action against former executives of Mercury Interactive Corp.-contains explosive allegations against the executives and quotes extensively from e-mails in which the executives allegedly discuss backdating their own stock options.
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