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JPMorgan is stuck paying for Charlie Javice’s legal fees. The bank says her $115 million bill is ‘patently excessive and egregious’

October 26, 2025
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JPMorgan is stuck paying for Charlie Javice’s legal fees. The bank says her 5 million bill is ‘patently excessive and egregious’
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JPMorgan desires out of spending for Charlie Javice’s legal expenses.

A provision in JPMorgan’s agreement with Javice, connected to the initial sale of her start-up, Frank, has actually kept the bank responsible for her legal charges– even after Javice was founded guilty in March of conspiracy, wire, and bank scams for deceiving JPMorgan into buying the business for $175 million.

While Javice continues to appeal the guilty decision before reporting for her 7-year jail sentence, JPMorgan has actually been needed to pay up of $115 million in legal charges to Javice and her co-defendant, Olivier Amar. In a Friday filing, attorneys for JPMorgan asked the court to end their responsibility to continue paying.

” The legal charges looked for by Charlie Javice and Olivier Amar are patently extreme and outright,” Pablo Rodriguez, a JPMorgan representative, informed Company Expert in a declaration. “We eagerly anticipate sharing information of this abuse with the court in coming weeks.”

Attorneys representing Javice did not right away react to an ask for remark from Company Expert.

JPMorgan has actually advanced $60.1 million to Javice for her criminal defense, “representing an unmatched and stunning quantity that has actually surpassed any form of reasonableness,” the bank’s attorneys argued.

Even more, the filing checks out that Javice has “unreasonably” employed 5 various law office for her defense– consisting of a single company that JPMorgan states has actually gotten sophisticated charges and expenditures amounting to $35.6 million–” although 5 law office dealing with a single case is always overlapping, duplicative, and extreme.”

The bank’s attorneys argue JPMorgan will be irreparably hurt unless the court stops the “violent billing” practices in which Javice and her legal group have actually dealt with the improvement procedure like “a blank check to costs and cost whatever they please.”

Amongst Javice’s high-powered legal group in her defense was Quinn Emanuel’s Alex Spiro, who has actually represented customers such as Elon Musk and Kim Kardashian. Company Expert formerly reported Spiro’s per hour rate has actually almost folded the last 4 years, as he now commands $3,000 per hour for his work.



Source: Business Insider.

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