Former Dragons' Den star Julie Meyer stripped of MBE after court contempt ruling
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Julie Meyer has lost her MBE after a contempt of court ruling linked to £200,000 in unpaid legal fees. The former venture capitalist received a six-month suspended prison sentence for failing to submit required documents and attend hearings. The Cabinet Office indicated her actions brought the honours system into disrepute. A legal dispute with the law firm Farrers arose over a Maltese court case. Mr Justice Kerr characterized Meyer as 'a selfish and untrustworthy person', predicting she may continue to defy court orders, leading to her reputational decline.
Julie Meyer, former Dragons' Den star, has lost her MBE after being found in contempt of court for failing to pay £200,000 in legal fees.
Meyer received a six-month suspended prison sentence after not complying with court orders and failing to appear at hearings related to a legal dispute.
Mr Justice Kerr described Meyer as 'a selfish and untrustworthy person', indicating the likelihood she will continue to disobey court orders.
The legal battle with the law firm Farrers began in 2022 over a disputed bill, tarnishing Meyer's previously celebrated reputation.
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