Boeing Must Face Depositions in Moon Exploration IP Lawsuit

A federal magistrate judge in Washington has partially granted a Colorado-based aerospace company's request for additional depositions in an intellectual property dispute over technology used in NASA's moon program.

The lawsuit, which involves Boeing, centers on intellectual property related to the space agency's Artemis program. The plaintiff, a Colorado aerospace company, claims that Boeing infringed on its patents and trademarks related to lunar exploration technology.

A Washington federal magistrate judge has allowed some of the requested depositions in the case, but denied others. This decision is significant as it will allow the plaintiff to gather more information from Boeing about their alleged infringement of intellectual property rights.