Michael Tracey
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first heard Feb 2026
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They've worked in conjunction with one another and still are.
They're still suing as a, in a class action lawsuit that they initiated last October bank of America.
to extract a couple hundred more million dollars, just like they did from JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank and the Epstein estate and plenty of individualized lawsuits that they've alluded to, but never clarified the parameters of, like they brag, Bradley Edwards does, that they got like 20 or 25 settlements that are still secret, he says, from specific individuals whom he acknowledges may not have committed any wrongdoing at all, but just simply don't want to suffer the PR backlash
that we're seeing now on steroids.
So it's a hugely lucrative industry.
And I don't know, you tell me, David, is this like dimension of this whole story ever mentioned anywhere in any of the popular media coverage, whether it's on podcasts or on CNN or anywhere?
So when Epstein dies, August 10th, 2019, right?
the a feeding frenzy breaks out in terms of litigation that is brought against his estate because at that point epstein is obviously no longer available to contest any claims that are made against him and libel laws cease to apply people are aware obviously that he was very wealthy he wasn't like a multi-multi-billionaire as a lot of people suspected at the time but according to his um
disclosure of assets when he was arrested, his net worth was like 650 million.
So still a pretty big estate.
And so because of this flood of lawsuits against the estate, the executors of the estate,
Darren Indyk, and Richard Kahn decide to agree to coordinate with the victim's lawyers, Bradley Edwards, David Boies, et al., to set up basically a mediation program that they call the Epstein Victims Compensation Fund, which is a holistic program
settlement process that victims or alleged victims could submit claims to.
And then there would be a mediator brought in to evaluate the claims and decide what amount of money to give out.
So there wouldn't have to just be like a flood of individual lawsuits.
They could kind of consolidate it.
And so they set up a settlement model basically for the Epstein estate, which was expressly non-adversarial, meaning there'll be no adversarial scrutinization of the
claims that were made to justify somebody's entitlement to millions of dollars.
Claimants were entitled to as much as $5 million from just this one settlement fund.
And it was tax-free, by the way.
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