Venture Capitalist Dubbed ‘Selfish’ by Judge Faces U.K. Arrest
- Julie Meyer issued with arrest warrant in spat over legal fees
- Meyer says Swiss law prevents her from complying with court
Julie Meyer
Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg
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A Switzerland-based venture capitalist faces a U.K. arrest warrant in a case over unpaid legal fees, where a judge labeled her “selfish and untrustworthy.”
The arrest warrant comes after Julie Meyer, chief executive officer of VIVA Investment Partners AG, failed to attend a hearing last week and disclose documents requested by a London judge, who previously handed her a suspended six month jail term in her absence for contempt of court.