Lorna Hajdini deletes LinkedIn amid JPMorgan sexual harassment lawsuit

Lorna Hajdini deletes LinkedIn profile as JPMorgan disputes sexual harassment lawsuit filed in New York court

Lorna Hajdini, an executive director at JPMorgan Chase, has reportedly deleted her LinkedIn profile as she faces a sexual harassment lawsuit filed in New York.

According to reports, the lawsuit was submitted to the New York Supreme Court by a complainant identified as John Doe, who alleges misconduct during his time working under Hajdini. The claims include accusations of inappropriate behaviour, abuse of authority, and threats to his professional career.

The complaint further alleges that Hajdini engaged in repeated unwanted advances and used her senior position within the company to exert pressure on the employee. Additional claims reported in media coverage include alleged racial remarks and attempts to monitor the complainant’s financial activity. Two witnesses are said to have been cited in support of the allegations.

Amid growing online attention, Hajdini’s LinkedIn profile — previously a key source of publicly available information about her career — is no longer accessible. The move comes as discussions surrounding the case continue to circulate across social media platforms.

In response to the lawsuit, JPMorgan stated that an internal investigation found no merit in the claims. A company representative said the complainant declined to participate in the internal review process and did not provide sufficient evidence to support the allegations.

The case has drawn attention to workplace conduct and corporate accountability, though no court ruling has been made at this stage. Hajdini has not publicly responded to the allegations.

The legal proceedings remain ongoing, with further developments expected as the case moves forward in the New York court system.