Former JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini, facing a sexual harassment lawsuit, claims she's enduring threats, "vile" AI-generated content, and degrading jokes, asserting the allegations against her are false and demanding the court case proceed without delay.
Ex-JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini, who is being sued for alleged sexual harassment by an ex-JPMorgan banker, states she is receiving threats and "vile" AI-generated content. She claims she cannot walk down the street "like a normal human being" due to the false claims made by the banker, John Doe, and has been waiting over a year to "clear her name." Hajdini is opposing the banker’s attempt to delay the case, insisting he has no evidence to support his "callous and fabricated allegations." She alleges that the banker and his legal team have been trashing her in the press, leading to "countless lewd and threatening messages" and making her the "focal point of incessant jokes, memes and AI-generated content of a persistently vile, degrading and sexual nature." Hajdini is in therapy and describes every delay as a nightmare, asking the judge to deny the request for an extension of deadlines. The banker previously sued Hajdini, claiming "abhorrent sexual abuse," while Hajdini countersued for defamation, asserting his lawsuit was designed to ruin her reputation and extort JPMorgan.
