JPMorgan Seeks Dismissal of Trump Lawsuit
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On October 15, 2026, JPMorgan responded to Trump’s lawsuit against the bank and its CEO, Jamie Dimon. The bank denied closing accounts connected to Trump for political reasons or placing them on a so-called “blacklist,” and said Trump’s related allegations were overly vague. JPMorgan asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing, among other things, that the account agreements allowed the bank to close accounts for any reason or no reason, and that Trump’s breach-of-contract and trade-libel claims were barred by the statute of limitations.
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- Banking DiveJPMorgan denies Trump's “vague” allegations about a “blacklist”
JPMorgan denied, in Trump's lawsuit against the bank and Jamie Dimon, that it closed accounts linked to Trump for political reasons or placed him on a so-called “blacklist.” The bank asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit, arguing that the allegations are too vague, that the account agreement allows accounts to be closed for any reason or no reason, and that the breach-of-contract and trade-libel claims are time-barred.
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