US EditionJeffrey Epstein victims demand new deposition of JPMorgan CEO Dimon
- Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim have requested to take new testimony from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and other executives as part of their lawsuit against the bank over its dealings with the sex predator.
- The lawyers cited JPMorgan's alleged failure to promptly turn over documents to them as required by the judge during the suit.
- The bank produced 1,500 documents, some from custodial files of witnesses whose depositions had long passed, after the deposition of its CEO Jamie Dimon in May, and the pattern has persisted throughout the discovery period.
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Lawyers for Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase ask to recall Jamie Dimon and others for depositions
By Lauren del Valle, CNN New York (CNN) — In a lawsuit over the role JPMorgan Chase played in longtime client Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes, attorneys for an anonymous Epstein victim have asked a federal judge to allow them to question JPMC CEO Jamie Dimon and other bank personnel for a second time. Attorneys for the woman who’s suing the bank for allegedly enabling and benefiting from Epstein’s criminal activities claim they should b…
Jeffrey Epstein accuser seeks new testimony from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim asked a federal judge on Friday to allow them to take new testimony from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon and others as part of a lawsuit against the bank over its dealings with sex predator Epstein.
Lawyers for Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase ask to recall Jamie Dimon and others for depositions
New York (CNN) — In a lawsuit over the role JPMorgan Chase played in longtime client Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes, attorneys for an anonymous Epstein victim have asked a federal judge to allow them to question JPMC CEO Jamie Dimon and other bank personnel for a second time.
Lawyers for Epstein victim suing JPMorgan Chase ask to recall Jamie Dimon and others for depositions
In a lawsuit over the role JPMorgan Chase played in longtime client Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes, attorneys for an anonymous Epstein victim have asked a federal judge to allow them to question JPMC CEO Jamie Dimon and other bank personnel for a second time.
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