Jonathan Teo, long a Bay Area venture capitalist, might be regretting having a Twitter account tonight. The reason: it was used to serve a summons to Teo by the law firm Baker Curtis & Schwartz, which represents a former employee of the early-stage venture firm Teo had cofounded in 2014, Binary Capital.
The plaintiff is Ann Lai, who joined Binary in 2015 and whose role at the firm, according to her complaint, was to be
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