Charlie Javis is experiencing a major grade in Human for both sides

Charlie Javis’s fraud test has become a showcase for inconvenient wrong steps on both sides, with details of lifting eyebrows about how JpMorgan Chase is said to have been deceived to buy a startup, Frank, for $ 175 million, when he had only $ 300,000 instead of four million.

New WSJ articleThere was a major moment when former Frank Patrick Vovor engineer testified that he had refused Javice’s request to create fake consumer data just one week before the sale, recalling that she had told him, “Don’t worry. I don’t want to be orange.” When Vovor refused, Javice claims to have turned to a professor of mathematics to generate synthetic user data, which was then sent to JPMORGAN. (In court, Javice’s legal team draws Vovor as a contemptible suitor.)

In addition to JPMorgan’s inability to correctly check Frank’s user base, other inconvenient details appear, including that Leslie Wims Morris, who runs the deal in JPMorgan, announces that he has sent a note to his team, emphasizing the EXECUTIVE DIRECTION.

Javice’s lawyers said it was proof that JPMorgan did not think he had to check his work, but Maurice testified that he was in a language language and was written as a “joke of my team.”