German flying taxi startup Lilium, which recently filed for insolvency after failing to raise capital, could face legal action for allegedly misleading shareholders, as several law firms encourage investors to join a class action lawsuit.
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November 12, 2024
Legal feeding frenzy mounts as US law firms clamour to sue electric air taxi startup Lilium
The startup failed to win state support and filed for insolvency in October. Now, it could face legal action for allegedly misleading shareholders
Miriam Partington and Freya Pratty
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Miriam Partington was a senior reporter at Sifted, based in Berlin. She covered the DACH region and the future of work, and wrote Startup Life , a weekly newsletter on what it takes to build a startup.

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