A new filing in Trump’s Capital One case highlights the legal hurdle facing a separate $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase: proving political discrimination when bank agreements grant broad authority to close accounts.
The filing in President Donald Trump’s lawsuit is bringing renewed attention to a separate case against JPMorgan Chase, sharpening the question of whether “political debanking” can be proved in court.
Capital One asked a federal judge in Miami to dismiss with prejudice a lawsuit brought by Trump’s trust and affiliated businesses, which accuse the bank of closing more than 300 accounts because of political bias following the Jan. 6,
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