JPMorgan Chase faces legal consequences in Jeffrey Epstein case.

A New York federal judge has warned JPMorgan Chase that it may face a contempt of court charge if it does not speed up the production of evidence related to Jeffrey Epstein for lawsuits by an Epstein accuser and the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands. The bank has been accused of enabling and benefiting from Epstein's alleged sex trafficking of young women. JPMorgan denies any wrongdoing, and in its own civil complaint, the company has said former bank executive Jes Staley would be legally responsible for any liability arising from its relationship with Epstein.