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Lightfoot Sued By Bank For Credit Card Debt: Reports

JP Morgan Chase filed the lawsuit after Lightfoot missed payments, leading to an $11,078 charge-off, with a court hearing scheduled for December, court records show.

  • Last year, JPMorgan Chase Bank filed a consumer debt complaint in Cook County alleging Former Mayor Lori Lightfoot failed to pay about $11,078 in credit-card charges.
  • The bank says the dispute began when Lightfoot did not object to the card account's final statement before it was charged off, according to Cook County records.
  • Lightfoot reported an adjusted gross income of $402,414 in 2021 and took $210,000 in early retirement distributions, since leaving office she has held academic and investigative roles.
  • Through a spokesperson, Lightfoot declined comment on Monday about the complaint as the consumer case remains active in Cook County Circuit Court.
  • Last week, Lightfoot unveiled the ICE Accountability Project, a tool to document alleged federal immigration misconduct during Operation Midway Blitz, while continuing university roles and nonprofit work.
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Chicago Tribune broke the news in Chicago, United States on Monday, January 12, 2026.
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