An ex-JPMorgan banker who previously accused a female executive of sexual abuse has refilled his lawsuit with additional claims, according to reporting. The plaintiff, who alleges he was sexually abused, is now presenting further evidence and new allegations, including that he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) related to the incident. The refiling also expands on aspects of the alleged conduct, with claims that the plaintiff was offered sexual activity involving more than one person. Separate accounts cited in the reporting describe a friend who says she heard the plaintiff beg the executive to stop. The cases mentioned are allegations made by the plaintiff in court filings; the reports do not provide details of the executive’s response or the court’s rulings. The information highlights that the dispute is ongoing and that the plaintiff is attempting to strengthen his case by adding medical and witness-related assertions as part of the renewed legal action.