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A federal jury ordered Joby Aviation to pay $116.9 million to Aerosonic for breaching a nondisclosure agreement and misappropriating trade secrets. The damages include $68.6 million for the breach, $29.9 million for misappropriation, and $18.3 million in exemplary damages. Joby plans to challenge the verdict. The case involves air data probes used in Joby's aircraft. The verdict may impact Joby's financial obligations but not its FAA certification process.

Joby Aviation's stock fell 2% to $5.68 after a jury ruled it owes Aerosonic $116.9 million in a trade-secret case. Archer Aviation and EHang Holdings also declined, despite no direct involvement. Joby plans to appeal, citing disagreement with the verdict. The broader market and sector ETFs also saw declines.

A federal jury ruled that Joby Aviation must pay Aerosonic $116.9 million for alleged trade secret misappropriation and breach of a confidentiality agreement. Joby denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal. Joby shares were unchanged at $5.78 on Tuesday.

Joby Aviation was ordered to pay $116.9 million in damages in an IP lawsuit. The company plans to appeal and has sufficient cash reserves to cover the penalty. Joby's cash burn rate is high, but the verdict is unlikely to significantly impact its financial situation.

A federal jury found Joby Aviation breached an NDA and misappropriated trade secrets, awarding Aerosonic $116.9M. Joby plans to appeal, denying wrongdoing. Joby and rival Archer Aviation are also engaged in separate legal disputes over trade secrets and patents.

A federal jury awarded Aerosonic $116.9 million, finding Joby Aero breached a confidentiality agreement and misappropriated trade secrets related to air data probes. The verdict includes $68.6 million for breach of agreement, $29.9 million for trade-secret misappropriation, and $18.3 million in exemplary damages. Joby denies the allegations and plans to appeal.