Introduction -- Part I: Evidentiary issues in patent litigation. Preliminary evidentiary issues -- Evidentiary issues in permanent and preliminary injunction hearings -- Evidentiary issues during discovery -- Specific types of patent evidence -- Pretrial issues: claim construction and summary judgment -- Trial -- Evidentiary issues in claims of willful infrigement -- Evidence issues regarding inequitable conduct -- Evidence issues in AIA trials -- Evidence issues in investigations at the United States International Trade Commission -- Hatch-Waxman cases -- Evidentiary issues in the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals: preservation and avoiding waiver -- Part II: Federal rules of evidence in patent litigation. General provisions -- Judicial notice -- Presumptions in civil actions and procedures -- Relevancy and its limits -- Privileges -- Witnesses -- Opinions and expert testimony -- Hearsay -- Authentication and identification -- Contents of writings, recordings, and photographs -- Article XI: miscellaneous rules.
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