Ex-JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana hit with major – Business News
The high-flying lawyer repping disgraced former JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana in his salacious sex-slave lawsuit has instantly dropped his consumer — simply hours earlier than a court docket listening to, The Post has discovered.
Daniel Kaiser, who beforehand repped Jeffrey Epstein accusers, filed a consent to be “discharged” as lawyer for Rana simply hours earlier than they have been as a consequence of seem in court docket on Tuesday.
Shockingly, the doc reveals that Rana doesn’t have a new lawyer lined up, and shall be representing himself “pro se” till he decides to search out a new lawyer.
Chirayu Rana’s lawyer dropped him simply hours earlier than a court docket listening to. Sage Mount
Lorna Hajdini is suing disgraced former banker Chirayu Rana for defamation. Instagram
The shock submitting comes forward of an afternoon courtroom look the place he was speculated to argue for his consumer’s proper to be formally identified solely as “John Doe” within the court docket docket.
Since the case was first filed, Kaiser has repeatedly defended Rana’s claims, even as soon as stating that The Post can be “embarrassed” by its reporting on the scandal as soon as all of the proof is revealed.
Lawyer Daniel J. Kaiser filed a consent to be “discharged” as lawyer for Chirayu Rana. KSM Law
Kaiser represented a number of Epstein accusers, together with Jennifer Araoz, 38, a New York girl who mentioned the deceased intercourse trafficker groomed her for intercourse when she was 14 years previous.
JPMorgan Chase government Lorna Hajdini — who Rana claims turned him into a intercourse slave — has since filed defamation claims towards him.
Chirayu Rana accused his co-worker Lorna Hajdini of turning him into a intercourse slave. Linkedin
A JP Morgan spokesperson declined to touch upon Rana’s newest legal headache, however reiterated that the firm has no intention of settling the matter, noting that the bank has maintained from the outset that the allegations are with out advantage.
Additional reporting by James Franey
