By Jef Feeley, Bloomberg News
A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. programmer, cleared of charges he stole the investment firm’s computer-trading codes, can’t prove he’s an executive entitled to have fees covered in legal disputes, one of the bank’s lawyers argued Wednesday.
Sergey Aleynikov may have had a vice president’s title, but he didn’t have the kind of managerial authority that made him one of the investment bank’s corporate officers, Christopher Duffy, a lawyer for Goldman Sachs, told the Delaware Supreme Court.
Aleynikov “failed to prove that someone who has had the bare title of vice president qualified” as a ...
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