Lorna Hajdini says lewd threats and vile AI fakes have upended her life as the banker's suit drags on

Lorna Hajdini says the fallout from a harassment lawsuit against her has made ordinary life almost impossible.

Hajdini is being sued by a former JPMorgan banker who is identified in the case only as John Doe. In new court filings, she says his false claims mean she can no longer stroll down a street "like a normal human being."

She says she has spent more than a year waiting for a chance to "clear her name."

Pushing back on a delay

The banker has asked the court for more time on certain deadlines. Hajdini wants the judge to turn him down so the case can finally move ahead. She argues he has no proof for what she calls "callous and fabricated allegations against her."

Messages, memes and AI fakes

According to the filing, the banker and his lawyers have been attacking her in the media for months. She says the result has been "countless lewd and threatening messages" plus a steady stream of crude jokes, memes and sexual AI-generated images about her.

Hajdini says she is now in therapy. She describes each new delay in the case as a nightmare.

Dueling lawsuits

The banker's suit claims he endured "abhorrent sexual abuse." Hajdini has fired back with a defamation countersuit. She says his case is nonsense meant to wreck her reputation while squeezing JPMorgan for millions.