Ex-JPMorgan Banker Fires Back at Former Boss He Accused of Sexual Harassment

The ex-JPMorgan banker accusing his boss of sexual abuse admits he pinned his claims on another employer online … but says he was only covering his tracks out of fear.

According to new court docs, obtained by TMZ, the banker is pushing back on a claim from Lorna Hajdini — the JPMorgan exec he sued — that he visited an online legal-advice site and accused a Morgan Stanley supervisor of similar misconduct, involving drugging, sexual assault, and rape … as part of an alleged scheme for personal gain.

The banker admits he used the site and made the claims appear to involve Morgan Stanley … but insists he was actually describing his alleged experience with Hajdini at JPMorgan and camouflaged the details because he feared retaliation.

The banker isn’t backing off his central allegations, either — insisting his May 2025 internal complaint to JPMorgan detailed race and gender discrimination and what he calls a pattern of “abhorrent sexual abuse” by Hajdini.

As you know, the banker claimed she forced him to participate in “non-consensual” and “humiliating” sex acts.

He says other individuals have submitted statements supporting his claims … and takes a swipe at Hajdini’s charitable work, arguing good deeds don’t mean she couldn’t have sexually harassed or assaulted him.