Epstein Estate - Victim Fund Final Report
From: Epstein Estate / Victims' Compensation ProgramTo: Public Record
CompensationVictims Fund$121M
JEFFREY EPSTEIN VICTIMS' COMPENSATION PROGRAM — FINAL REPORT
Administrator: Jordana Feldman
The Jeffrey Epstein Victims' Compensation Program was established in June 2020 to provide compensation to eligible claimants who suffered harm as a result of Jeffrey Epstein's conduct.
KEY STATISTICS:
- Total claims filed: approximately 225
- Claims approved and compensated: approximately 150
- Total compensation paid: approximately $121 million
- Average award: approximately $600,000-$800,000
- Program completion date: August 2021
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
- Must demonstrate sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein
- Claims evaluated by independent administrator
- Claimants required to release legal claims against Epstein's estate
- Participation was voluntary
PROGRAM STRUCTURE:
- Funded by the Epstein estate
- Independent administrator appointed
- Confidential claims process
- No requirement to have previously reported abuse
- Available to both US and international claimants
The fund represented one of the largest victim compensation programs in US history for a single perpetrator.
Source: Public statements / Estate records
Available at: https://www.justice.gov/epstein
The Epstein Case in 2021
The year 2021 culminated in the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell in the Southern District of New York. Four accusers testified under pseudonyms about abuse they experienced as minors. Maxwell was convicted on five of six counts, including sex trafficking of a minor. Trial transcripts, exhibits, and victim testimony from the Maxwell trial form a significant portion of this archive.
All 2021 documents in the timeline →