U.S. Virgin Islands Goes After Tech Giants in Lawsuit Against JPMorgan Over Jeffrey Epstein

The Virgin Islands is attempting to serve Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and others with subpoenas for info on JPMorgan's role in Epstein's sex trafficking.
A judge ruled the Virgin Islands can serve Page, allowing them to move forward in seeking documents from him.
The Virgin Islands has accused JPMorgan of ignoring warning signs about Epstein's abuse and wants info from Page, Brin, and others on communication with the bank.
The suit claims JPMorgan was complicit in Epstein's sex trafficking of women and girls.
JPMorgan claims it should not be liable for a former executive's relationship with Epstein.