A federal judge ruled Friday that the Manhattan District Attorney's Office must turn over documents related to former JPMorgan Chase (JPM) executive James "Jes" Staley in response to a subpoena from the bank in ongoing federal lawsuits that allege JPMorgan enabled and benefited from longtime banking-client Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking crimes.
An anonymous victim of Epstein has alleged in a lawsuit that "at least one of Epstein's friends used aggressive force in his sexual assault of her and informed [her] that he had Epstein's permission to do what he wanted to her.
JPMorgan, in a crossclaim against Jes Staley, has asserted that the "powerful financial executive" not named in her lawsuit is actually Staley. Staley has denied all wrongdoing alleged in the lawsuits. |
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