Bloomberg reported JPMorgan Chase directors don’t have to face an investor lawsuit claiming their miscues left the bank with $6.2 billion in losses from a trader known as the London Whale.

According to Bloomberg , disgruntled JPMorgan shareholders accusing the bank’s board, including CEO Jamie Dimon, of being asleep at the switch can’t re-litigate their claims over losses from botched bets on derivatives, Delaware Chancery Court Judge Sam Glasscock ruled Thursday. Bloomberg said further the judge said two New York courts already have found directors properly supervised traders.

Previously on abfjournal: ‘Missed Opportunity’: Report Criticizes London Whale Scrutiny, October 22, 2014

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