Former Hack VC partner says she rejected settlement, plans to release evidence on Aug. 26

Former Hack VC partner says she rejected settlement, plans to release evidence on Aug. 26

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2026-08-24 02:47:37
Former Hack VC partner and platform lead Hsin-Ju said on Aug. 24 that she had rejected a settlement proposal from Hack VC and would publish evidence related to her time at the firm on Aug. 26. In earlier statements, she alleged that she was required to keep working despite a medical emergency and was threatened with being blacklisted from the industry if she resigned before an event was completed. She also accused the firm of mishandling her health insurance after her departure and continuing to pressure her during legal discussions. Hsin-Ju said she has since dismissed her lawyer and would rather forgo any settlement payment than keep the matter private. Hack VC later responded on X, saying it had seen the post and was deeply concerned about Hsin-Ju’s health. The firm added that its understanding of the matter differs significantly from Hsin-Ju’s account, but said it does not want to discuss details publicly at this stage out of respect for privacy.

Former Hack VC partner and platform lead Hsin-Ju said on Aug. 24 that she had rejected a settlement offer from Hack VC and plans to release evidence related to her time at the firm on Aug. 26.

In previous statements, Hsin-Ju said she was asked to continue working despite a medical emergency while employed at the company. She also alleged that she was threatened with being placed on an industry blacklist if she resigned before an event was completed.

She later accused the firm of problems in handling her health insurance after her departure and said pressure continued during legal discussions. Hsin-Ju added that she has dismissed her lawyer and would rather receive no settlement money than keep the matter from becoming public.

Hack VC later posted on X that it had seen the thread and was deeply concerned about Hsin-Ju’s health. The firm said its understanding of the events differs significantly from what Hsin-Ju had published, but added that it does not want to discuss details publicly for now out of respect for privacy.

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