After reviewing the details of why all the motions that the defense filed in the Gregory Reyes trial were denied, the defense team went into an analysis of the charging orders. The details of wording were scrutinized as the defense is concerned that any slight reference that could be misinterpreted by the jury would make a huge difference for their case.
Atty Neal presents evidence providing additional discolsures.
Atty Neal presents evidence showing that Brocade restated an additional $72.3 million in 2005, which included Leave of Absence options as well as Part Time Program options.
Atty Neal questions CFO about SEC.
Atty Neal asked Witness Deranleau, “As CFO, did you receive any communication from the SEC questioning the accuracy of the restated financials?”
CFO Deranleau answered that while they would fairly receive comments from the SEC, he didn’t recall any comment questioning the restatement.
Atty Neal presents Disclosure evidence
Atty Neal presented evidence of Brocade’s amended 10 K that provided that Brocade reduced previous reported income by approximately 303 million dollars!


