Feminine JPMorgan Chase Exec
Man Suing Over Alleged Harassment Needs to Stay Nameless
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The unidentified man suing feminine JPMorgan Chase exec Lorne Hajdini for sexual harassment is pleading for his title to not be revealed … TMZ has realized.
In line with court docket docs obtained by TMZ, John Doe requested the court docket to maintain his title a secret and never drive him to call himself.
Doe mentioned he has seen a number of medical professionals since leaving his job on the financial institution. He mentioned he was identified with PTSD as a consequence of struggling recurrent nightmares, intrusive flashbacks and the shortcoming to eat or train.
In his submitting, Doe mentioned his household acquired threatening texts to his household in September 2025. He mentioned he additionally acquired threatening calls and textual content messages … together with messages involving immigration and “threatening to involve federal immigration authorities against members of my life.”
Doe mentioned he works within the small, relationship-driven monetary trade. He requested the court docket for permission to proceed as John Doe.
As TMZ beforehand reported, Lorna allegedly harassed John throughout his employment on the financial institution. He claimed she demanded he carry out intercourse acts on her or he would face penalties. He mentioned she made him carry out “non-consensual” and “humiliating” acts.
In response to the lawsuit, Lorna’s lawyer instructed TMZ, “Lorna categorically denies the allegations. She by no means engaged in any inappropriate conduct with this particular person of any sort and has by no means even been to the situation the place the alleged sexual assault supposedly befell.”
“Following our investigation, we don’t consider there’s any benefit to those claims. Whereas quite a few workers cooperated with the investigation, the complainant refused to take part and has declined to supply info that might be central to assist his allegations,” a spokesperson for JPMorgan Chase mentioned.