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Lawyers who opt to go work for a company often make a trade-off, accepting more modest annual pay for the promise of stock wealth. But some are finding that the terms of the deal have changed, as they watch the value of their options plummet. In Corporate Counsel 's survey, nearly three-quarters of the 499 respondents at 28 companies had stock options. But just 40 percent were satisfied with them.
May 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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