
Delaware Court Orders JPMorgan to Fund Javice Defense as Costs Soar Past $70M
Delaware Chancery Court ruled JPMorgan Chase must continue paying Charlie Javice’s legal defense costs, now above $70 million, rejecting the bank’s bid to stop advancement. The ruling requires JPMorgan to cover roughly $10.1 million of Javice’s fees for January–September 2025, and about $11.3 million in disputed fees for co-defendant Olivier Amar; the total for Javice (and Amar) exceeds $136 million. Javice, convicted of defrauding JPMorgan in the Frank deal, remains appealing the conviction and sentence.













