Bank of America Settles Epstein Sex Trafficking Case
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Bank of America settles class-action lawsuit for $72.5M, benefiting Epstein sex trafficking survivors. The lead plaintiff, BofA Jane Doe, accused the bank of overlooking red flags in Epsteins accounts from 2008 to 2019. The bank denies fault but faces key claims of reckless disregard. The settlement avoids trial, retraumatization, and years of appeals. Payments will be based on abuse severity, duration, and cooperation with probes. Eligible class members have 60 days to file claims. Preliminary approval is set for April 2nd, with final approval in August. Leftover funds go to charity.
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