Julian Epstein Wikipedia, Wiki, Lawyer, Net Worth, Age, Bio, Wife

Julian Epstein Wikipedia, Wiki, Lawyer, Net Worth, Age, Bio, Wife – With more than 15 years of Capitol Hill experience, attorney Julian Epstein, a former chief counsel and head of staff for the House Government Reform Committee, joins APCO Worldwide. Julian served as lead counsel for several pieces of legislation relating to telecommunications, intellectual property, antitrust, counterterrorism, and other concerns while serving as Chief Counsel during the historic impeachment procedure in 1998. He routinely appears on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News Channel, and NBC, among other TV debate programs. Publications, legal journals, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and the Washington Post have all featured his writing.

Julian Epstein Bio

Name	Julian Epstein
Nickname	Julian
Age	58 years old
Date Of Birth	26 August 1961
Profession	Attorney
Religion	Christian
Nationality	American
Birthplace	Boston
Hometown	Boston

Julian Epstein Wikipedia, Wiki, Lawyer, Net Worth, Age, Bio, Wife

Julian Epstein Measurement

Height	5 feet 9 inches
Weight	75 kg
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black

Julian Epstein Wikipedia, Wiki, Lawyer, Net Worth, Age, Bio, Wife

Julian Epstein Educational Qualifications

School	Private School
College or University	US state university
Educational Degree	Graduated

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Julian Epstein Family

Father	Not Known
Mother	Not Known
Brother / Sister	Not Known
Children	James and Elizabeth

Julian Epstein Wikipedia, Wiki, Lawyer, Net Worth, Age, Bio, Wife

Julian Epstein Marital Status

Marital Status	Married
Spouse Name	Frances Sage

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Julian Epstein Net Worth

Net Worth In Dollars	2 Million
Salary	Not Known

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Julian Epstein News

JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $290 million to settle a federal lawsuit with victims of Jeffrey Epstein, who had accused the nation’s largest bank of long-term complicity in the notorious financier’s sex crimes.

Following hours-long depositions from numerous top officials, including chief executive Jamie Dimon, a proposed settlement was revealed on Monday. According to Jane Doe 1 v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, which was filed last year in federal court in Manhattan, the bank enabled Epstein’s sex trafficking operation by allowing him to make sizable cash withdrawals over a 15-year span, even after the financier’s criminal and civil legal issues were widely publicized. The U.S. Virgin Islands’ separate lawsuit is still underway.

The agreement was reached a month after Deutsche Bank, which took over Epstein’s accounts after JPMorgan rejected him, agreed to pay $75 million to settle a related claim.

How much individuals who knew Epstein or collaborated with him were aware of his crimes, helped him commit them, or chose to ignore them is at the heart of the litigation. Attorneys for the victims claim that despite being frequently warned about Epstein, the bank profited from the business he brought to the institution.

According to David Boies, a lawyer representing the plaintiffs, “Taken together or individually, the historic recoveries from the banks who provided financial services to Jeffrey Epstein, speak for themselves.” It has taken too long, but it is a tremendous day for justice and for the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein.

The settlement, according to a JPMorgan spokesman, is “in the best interests of all parties, especially the survivors” of Epstein’s abuse.

In a statement sent through email, Patricia Wexler said, “We would never have continued to do business with him if we believed he was using our bank in any way to help commit heinous crimes.”

More than 100 people may seek compensation after the New York complaint was given class-action status on Sunday, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Among the biggest publicly known settlements in a civil sex trafficking lawsuit, according to Mary Graw Leary, senior associate dean for academic affairs at the Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law, is the deal at issue. She said it is “a significant victory for survivors of sex trafficking and a warning for those mainstream companies who create a public image of ignorance, but continue to profit from sex trafficking of the most vulnerable by looking the other way.”

Epstein admitted admission to state charges of encouraging child prostitution in 2008, but it wasn’t until 2019 that he was detained on suspicion of trafficking scores of girls, some of whom were as young as 14. In August of that year, he was discovered dead in a detention cell, leaving many unanswered concerns regarding who else might have assisted him in his crimes and how his operation continued for so long. His death was deemed a suicide by the New York medical examiner. He was 66.

Beginning in 1998, Epstein had accounts with JPMorgan for 15 years. The agreement was reached after several of the bank’s highest-ranking bankers, including Dimon and chief executive of wealth management Mary Erdoes, were removed from their positions. Jes Staley, a former executive at JPMorgan who the bank claimed had fought for Epstein internally, was also questioned.

Elon Musk, the inventor of Tesla, and Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the co-founders of Google, were each served with subpoenas in the legal dispute that also involved a number of other well-known individuals besides JPMorgan. They were subjected to in-depth questioning over Epstein’s unsuccessful attempts to enlist Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for a charitable fund.

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