“This is the latest example of how the legal fees sought by Javice and Amar have been beyond patently excessive and egregious,” JPMorgan Chase spokesperson Pablo Rodriguez told Fortune in a statement.
Quinn Emanuel said JPMorgan’s recent disclosure of specific charges is an effort to combat the ruling to pay Javice’s fees.
“JPMorgan is trying to walk away from its contractual obligation to pay Ms. Javice’s legal bills,” a spokesperson said in a statement to Fortune. “Now, it is attempting to manufacture distractions by highlighting a handful of attorney expenses (not incurred by Ms. Javice) over two years, the vast majority of which it already reviewed and paid or are not disputed.”
