Camille S. Biros

INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY

Camille S. Biros is a nationally recognized independent claims administration expert who co-designed and co-administered the Epstein Victims' Compensation Program (Epstein VCP) alongside Kenneth R. Feinberg and Jordana H. Feldman. She is a partner at The Feinberg Group, LLP in Washington, D.C., and has no criminal accountability in the Epstein case. Her role is entirely professional and neutral. Biros was retained by the co-executors of the Epstein estate in late 2019 to help design and administer a voluntary compensation program for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse. The program was developed with input from victims' lawyers, the Attorney General of the Virgin Islands, and the Epstein estate. She brought extensive experience to the role, having previously helped distribute more than $7 billion to victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and steering approximately $6 billion in compensation after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. She and Feinberg also administered compensation programs for Catholic dioceses across multiple states facing sexual abuse claims. The Epstein VCP closed in August 2021. Approximately 225 claims were received, far exceeding the initial expectation of roughly 100. About 92 percent of the approximately 150 eligible claimants accepted their compensation offers. The program paid out more than $120 million in total, with the co-executors of the Epstein estate noting approximately $125 million in total compensation awards to over 135 sexual abuse survivors. Biros holds no personal legal accountability, criminal exposure, or adverse finding in connection with the Epstein case. Her involvement is strictly as a professional administrator facilitating compensation for victims. She is a contextual figure whose work represents a significant part of the post-Epstein accountability and remediation landscape.