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News · 28 March 2026

Bank of America Pays $105 Million to Accusers

Bank of America Pays $105 Million to Accusers

Many victims who accused Bank of America of facilitating Jeffrey Epstein's abuse will now receive needed financial relief. The bank will pay $105.3 million to settle a civil class-action lawsuit; a Manhattan-based judge must still approve the deal. An unnamed woman, referred to as Jane Doe, launched this legal action in October.

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