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By John Gittelsohn
In April, San Carlos-based Tesla sued Fisker, an affiliated design company Fisker Coachbuild LLC, and the founders of the company, Henrik Fisker and Bernhard Koehler, alleging that the defendants stole trade secrets and performed inferior work to gain the edge in the race to introduce an electric-powered sports car.
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