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Federal Securities Lawsuit Against Archer Aviation Dismissed
The plaintiff in a federal securities lawsuit filed against Archer Aviation in September has voluntarily moved to dismiss the case.
Archer's Midnight eVTOL air taxi
Archer says its Midnight eVTOL air taxi will be certified for commercial operations by the end of 2025. (Image: Archer Aviation)

The plaintiff in a federal securities lawsuit filed against Archer Aviation last month has voluntarily moved to dismiss the case, according to a statement issued on October 24 by the California-based eVTOL air taxi developer.

On September 21, Archer investor Ken Cenderelli filed a securities class action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California in San Francisco, naming Archer and several of its top executives as defendants in the case, including company co-founder and CEO Adam Goldstein, co-founder and former co-CEO Brett Adcock, chief financial officer Mark Mesler, and former CFO Ben Lu. 

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