JPMorgan Chase Exec Faces Sexual Assault Lawsuit

0:00On April 30, a JP Morgan Chase executive director named Lorna Hajdini is facing a lawsuit from a former colleague, an Asian banker who started at the firm in March 2024. He's accusing her of sexual assault and racial harassment right in the office. The claims include unwanted advances at his desk, propositions for oral sex laced with racial slurs, and even groping under the table followed by her, spitting in her hands to wrap his neck and head. His allegations surface in a court filing reported by the Washington Times, painting a picture of a hostile work environment. The banker, listed as John Doe, to stay anonymous, says it all went down this year, forcing him out of his job. Megan Kelly broke it down on her show, chuckling at the wild details while calling Hajdini a racist and abusive boss if it's all legit. She joked the woman's flirt game needs serious work. No guy wants spit involved like that. The bank fired back quick, saying their investigation found no merit to the claims.

1:03Multiple employees cooperated, but the accuser skipped it and wouldn't share key facts. Hajdini still works there as of late April, hasn't spoken publicly and the suits pushing for big payouts on emotional distress, lost wages, rep, damage, and more. This story's got Wall Street buzzing about accountability in high places. That's the story for today. Famine and celebrity news, today driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.