A dwarf jade (Portulacaria afra) losing leaves after repotting into a large pot is suffering from root rot. Jade stores water in stems/leaves; it needs a small pot that dries quickly.
New roots will form once the wet-dry cycle is restored. Succulents die from overwatering, not neglect.
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