ignoring red flags from a cybercriminal scheme that stole $272 million from an international eyewear company's New York account in 2019, arguing that the claims are time-barred. Chase filed a motion to dismiss, claiming it was not responsible for the eyewear company's lack of strong internal cybersecurity protocols, which failed to detect that the fraud had been occurring for four months. Essilor International SAS, the French unit of international eyewear company EssilorLuxottica SA, and its own Thai manufacturing subsidiary, Essilor Manufacturing. . .
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