Jill Greenfield is a partner at the law firm Fieldfisher who appears in five emails in the files, all as a sender or recipient. They show her arranging calls and logistics with Jeffrey Epstein's side on behalf of a client of her firm. The emails do not name that client.

All five documents are emails with Greenfield in the From/To/Cc header, so this is direct professional correspondence rather than passing references. She signs as a Fieldfisher partner, with a signature noting the firm's 2017 Solicitors Journal "Personal Injury Team of the Year" award. In the emails she agrees to a discussion (one is dated February 12, 2020), asks about arranging for a US lawyer to be flown to London, proposes a call the week of August 10 after a break, and asks the other side to "confirm the parameters of your interest in my client." The files show no flight logs, financial records or legal filings for her. Her connections in the archive are the same correspondents who appear alongside her in these threads, including Epstein, Louise Scott and Kyle Phillips.

Key Highlights

• •All five documents are emails in which Greenfield is in the From/To/Cc header, which makes this professional correspondence.
• •In one email she asks the other side to "confirm the parameters of your interest in my client" and suggests that "a call may be a good idea." Her client is not named in the text available here.
• •Two emails raise the logistics of a US-based lawyer who "would need to be flown over to London."
• •Another email proposes scheduling a call for the week commencing August 10, with a signature banner about Covid-19 business impacts. That points to mid-2020, though the files do not give a date.
• •Her signature lists her as a Partner at Fieldfisher and cites a 2017 Solicitors Journal award for the firm's personal injury team.
• •The archive's entity list has a duplicate entry, "Jill Jill Greenfield", for the same person as "Jill Greenfield." The shared documents are the same five emails.

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