SK Innovation Will Defend Itself Against LG Chem’s Lawsuit
SK Innovation says "LG Chem has initiated frivolous lawsuits full of baseless claims" and claims this is "not the first time"
SK Innovation rejects LG Chem's allegations and says in an email sent to InsideEVs that will vigorously defend itself in a court.
LG Chem recently sued SK Innovation for "misappropriation of trade secrets, tortious interference with prospective economic advantage and other claims".
Both South Korean lithium-ion battery manufacturers are among the several biggest players on the EV market, which is on the verge of a revolution. The stake for the battery suppliers is big, hopefully not too big to play within the rules.
SK Innovation says that it invested $860 million in its own technology and has a very different approach to production/developments, as well already being "an industry leader".
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