JPMorgan Chase exec accused by ex-banker of forcing him to become her 'sex slave' renews countersuit against him
Key Points:
- JPMorgan Chase executive Lorna Hajdini has renewed her countersuit against former banker Chirayu Rana, alleging he fabricated claims that she forced him into a sexual relationship to extract money from her and the bank.
- Rana accused Hajdini of sexual coercion and assault, including forcing oral sex and threatening him to advance his career, claims which Hajdini denies as false and damaging to her reputation.
- Hajdini’s countersuit alleges Rana has a history of making false accusations for personal gain, including similar claims against a former employer and lying about his father's status.
- Rana's lawyer rejects Hajdini’s countersuit as retaliatory and maintains Rana’s allegations are truthful, vowing to defend against the counterclaims and hold Hajdini accountable.
- JPMorgan supports Hajdini, stating they do not believe the allegations have merit, and Hajdini remains employed and valued at the firm.