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If you have taken the initiative to leave, most of the time your former
employer has the right to revoke or grant you the stock options. That's
why stock options are popular tools for employee bounding.
Further specifications are normally stated in the bylaws of your stock option contract.
You can always argue that this was a recurring form of compensation (if
this was the case of course) for past results and try to negotiate a
deal. The taxes you paid are to be considered forfeited.
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