Tag - corporate liability

Snapshot Jane Doe v. JPMorgan Chase was a federal class action brought by a survivor of Jeffrey Epstein against the bank that served Epstein and his entities from approximately 1998 until 2013. The plaintiff alleged that JPMorgan Chase provided financial services essential to Epstein’s trafficking operation, received substantial financial benefits from the relationship, ignored warning ... Read more

Snapshot The public Epstein litigation record contains relatively little traditional insurance coverage litigation. No major reported case has established that a liability insurer funded Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal defense, paid the largest survivor settlements, or covered damages arising from his intentional sexual abuse. Most litigation described as “insurance and liability” in the Epstein record instead concerns: ... Read more