JPMorgan banker renews countersuit, accusing plaintiff of defamation and reputational harm

  • Lorna Hajdini renewed her countersuit against Chirayu Rana over alleged defamation.
  • Hajdini seeks unspecified damages for defamation and emotional distress.
  • Rana filed an expanded lawsuit against Hajdini and JPMorgan in July.

JPMorgan Chase Executive Director Lorna Hajdini has renewed her countersuit against Chirayu Rana, alleging he defamed her, damaged her reputation and sought millions of dollars from her and the bank. Hajdini denies Rana's accusations and seeks unspecified damages for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress and other civil wrongs. Rana's latest lawsuit, filed in July, accuses Hajdini of sexual coercion and JPMorgan of tolerating racism and sexual coercion; the bank has denied his most serious claims. The dispute comes amid several JPMorgan-related matters that drew social-media attention this year, including a $4.25 million arbitration award (a ruling by a private dispute panel) involving former wealth manager Brent Bodner.

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