JPMorgan is continuing to vigorously fight the USVI suit even after announcing Monday that it had agreed to settle a similar lawsuit by victims of Epstein’s abuse for $290 million.

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JPMorgan Chase continues to fight the USVI suit after announcing on Monday a $290 million settlement of a similar lawsuit U.S. Virgin Islands

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JPMorgan is continuing to vigorously fight the USVI suit even after announcing Monday that it had agreed to settle a similar lawsuit by victims of Epstein’s…
The latest filing also indicates that JPMorgan is continuing to vigorously fight the USVI suit even after announcing Monday that it had agreed to settle a similar lawsuit by victims of Epstein’s abuse for $290 million.

Origin: extracted from Court filing accuses former First Lady of acting as Epstein's local fixer · 2026-09-27 08:23