Ex-JPMorgan banker scores big win in ‘sex slave’ lawsuit — but still faces 2 major new problems | Metals Mine

  • Ex-JPMorgan banker scores big win in ‘sex slave’ lawsuit — but still faces 2 major new problems

    From nypost.com

    Alleged JPMorgan sex slave Chirayu Rana scored a major win in Manhattan court Tuesday when a judge said he could move his case from state to federal court — giving him a do-over after months of unfavorable rulings. “Contrary to the defendant’s contentions, there have been no findings of fact to suggest that [Rana] has acted in bad faith, engaging forum shopping, or that he seeks to avoid an adverse ruling,” Judge Dakota Ramseur said. But the 35-year-old former banker also suffered two blows.His accused former supervisor, Lorna Hajdini, can now proceed with her related defamation claims against him in a ... (full story)

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Forgediron
2 hr 18 min ago
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The idea this “Woody” was anyone’s sex slave, is not to be believed.

I reckon he’s just made it all up as some kind of fantasy he had about his hot boss, or whoever she was.

There is something very WRONG about this picture(s)….
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poetanian
4 hr ago
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The chap going for high R/R trade. Being a sex slave he locked stoploss already to nice profits.
However, in court the case might turn to central bank intervention happening and turn profits to huge losses as the stoploss won't hold anymore.
Well, in any case, he can remember in old age the point where profits were locked, "ah, those were the times".
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Trader#9646
18 min ago
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I'll be her sex slave
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