Tag - Jordana Feldman

Snapshot The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program provided a private alternative to litigation for people who reported sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein. The program was voluntary, confidential, and funded by Epstein’s estate. Claims were evaluated by an independent administrator rather than by the estate, a judge, or a jury. Approximately 225 people submitted claims. Contemporary program ... Read more

Snapshot After Jeffrey Epstein died on August 10, 2019, survivors seeking compensation encountered several legally distinct systems. The first was the ordinary probate process in the Superior Court of the United States Virgin Islands. Epstein’s estate initially reported assets valued at more than $577 million. Creditors, including survivors asserting civil claims, could submit claims against ... Read more