The proposed $290M settlement between JPMorgan Chase and the sexual abuse victims of Jeffrey Epstein carries no minimum or maximum payout for each victim, Matthew Goldstein of The New York Times reports. The proposed deal, if approved, would resolve a lawsuit filed in November and would leave the size of each payout up to an administrator. Based on the number of claims filed with a separate victims restitution fund established by Epstein’s estate, more than 200 women may be eligible to apply to the settlement fund.
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