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Litigation updates

What changed, and when

Not commentary, but a dated log of movements in the cases we track. Docket counts, verdicts, settlements, appellate rulings and state enforcement actions, each linked to the case page it affects.

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These are the developments that changed something material: a case’s posture, a claimant’s options, or a deadline. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and are not restated retroactively; where a number later changed, the newer entry says so.

Darren Indyke and Richard Kahn, the co-executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, agreed to a class settlement of up to $35 million, filed for approval on February 19, 2026. The court granted preliminary approval on March 3. Final approval has not been granted; a hearing is set for December 2, 2026. Neither admits wrongdoing.

Jeffrey Epstein

How this log is maintained

Entries are drawn from court dockets, settlement administrator notices, bankruptcy filings, and state attorney general announcements. Figures carry the date they were reported. Civil allegations are allegations unless a court has found otherwise, and companies’ denials are stated where their conduct is described. See our editorial process.

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