Steve Jobs' and Apple's stock option scandal foibles have resurfaced again as Jobs, alongside several other current and former board members have been accused of fraud in a class action law suit.

According to Macworld UK, the accused include former financial officer Fred Anderson, former general counsel Nancy Heinen, and board members William V. Campbell, Millard S. Drexler, Arthur D. Levinson, and Jerome B. York.

The case, which was filed this past Friday, features plaintiffs Martin Vogel and Kenneth Mahoney who have stated that the accused participated in a plot to file false financial statements and conceal millions of dollars in executive compensation via the backdating of stock options.

Back In June of 2006, Apple acknowledged that an internal investigation had revealed irregularities in its stock option grants between 1997 and 2001. The company stated that one of the grants in question was to Jobs but that "it was subsequently canceled and resulted in no financial gain to the CEO."

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