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Archer Aviation is ramping up its defense against claims by rival Wisk Aero that it misappropriated trade secrets. Archer, which unveiled its Maker eVTOL earlier this month, alleged in a court filing late Wednesday that Wisk learned of Archer’s aircraft design weeks before it filed its patent design application – effectively reversing claims that it stole Wisk’s design. Wisk claimed in its April lawsuit that its design is nearly identical to Archer’s, and that the similarities are the result of a former Wisk employee (who was later hired by Archer) stealing proprietary work files.
By Pilar Wolfsteller2021-06-24T23:19:00+01:00
Urban air mobility aircraft developer Archer Aviation has asked a court to deny competitor Wisk’s request for a preliminary injunction in an increasingly acrimonious legal battle about the alleged theft of proprietary information.
It is the latest volley in a high-stakes conflict in which both companies stand to make millions in the futuristic electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) market.
The companies are locked in legal squabbling after Mountain View, California-headquartered Wisk sued Archer in April, claiming a rogue engineer stole trade secrets before he joined Archer. Archer responded with a lawsuit of its own in June, saying Wisk’s claims were “without merit” and “baseless”.