- Former JPMorgan executive Jes Staley will face trial alongside the bank over allegations of failing to disclose his participation in Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes.
- Two lawsuits brought against JPMorgan by an alleged Epstein victim and the US Virgin Islands will also be heard together.
- The bank is accused of benefiting from human trafficking by maintaining Epstein as a client for 15 years despite warnings about his illegal behavior.
- JPMorgan is attempting to claw back tens of millions of dollars of Staley’s pay and has branded the claims brought against it as meritless.
- Staley, who was for a period Epstein’s private banker at JPMorgan, has been sued by the bank after new details about the relationship between the two men emerged.
Jes Staley must face Jeffrey Epstein claims alongside JPMorgan, judge rules
Bank’s lawsuit against former executive will be heard together with allegations against lender
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