A former JPMorgan banker has received approval for his lawyer to withdraw from representing him. However, the attorney is now required to inform JPMorgan if any false claims were made in his former client’s sensational sex-assault lawsuit, the NY Post reported.
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Lawyer Daniel Kaiser’s request to step down from representing the accuser in the high-profile “sex slave” lawsuit was granted on Tuesday during a brief session at Manhattan Supreme Court.
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Kaiser, who has previously represented accusers of Jeffrey Epstein, initially sought to withdraw from the case in late May, although the reasons for this remain unclear.
Additionally, the judge mandated on Tuesday that Kaiser — who did not attend the hearing — must provide disclosures regarding any false statements that his client may have made in the lawsuit filed in April, which claimed that 35-year-old accuser was sexually abused by his JPMorgan manager, 37-year-old Lorna Hajdini.
