NEW: JPMORGAN IS ASKING DELAWARE CHANCERY TO PAUSE AN ORDER REQUIRING IT TO ADVANCE MORE THAN $20 MILLION IN LEGAL FEES TO THE EXECUTIVES CONVICTED IN THE $175 MILLION FRANK FRAUD. The bank says it could permanently lose the money before it gets a chance to appeal. The latest disputed amount includes roughly $10.1 million for Charlie Javice and $11.3 million for Olivier Amar. JPMorgan previously told the court the pair had billed $115 million through last November — about two-thirds of what JPMorgan paid to acquire Frank. That earlier bill included expenses JPMorgan challenged for hotel upgrades, a $581 dinner and hundreds of dollars in gummy bears. The Delaware court nevertheless ruled that the bank had not met the legal burden required to stop advancement.