Lorna Hajdini of JPMorgan speaks out after s*x slave allegations
The Tab • • business
Key Points:
- An anonymous JPMorgan employee, referred to as John Doe, has filed a lawsuit accusing senior executive Lorna Hajdini of sexual harassment and coercion, alleging she forced herself on him and threatened his career.
- The lawsuit includes explicit quotes where Hajdini allegedly pressured John Doe to comply with her demands by threatening to sabotage his promotion and using derogatory language.
- Lorna Hajdini has denied all allegations, stating she never engaged in inappropriate conduct and was not present at the location of the alleged assault.
- JPMorgan conducted an internal investigation and found no merit in the claims, noting that the complainant refused to participate or provide supporting evidence.
- The case highlights serious accusations within a major financial institution, with the company publicly standing by Hajdini amid ongoing legal proceedings.
