All but one evidentiary objection is overruled following bench trial
LG Display Co., LTD. v. Au Optronics Corporation, et al., Civil Action No.06-726-JJF, March 2, 2010.
Farnan, J. The Court considers certain evidentiary objections following a bench trial and overrules all but one of the parties’ objections.
This is the Court’s ruling on several evidentiary objections raised by the parties during a bench trial. Evidentiary issues at bench trial are less of a concern and typically go to the weight of the evidence and not admissibility. The parties’ various objections with regard to testimony and the admission of evidence are overruled with the exception of one objection filed by Plaintiff. Plaintiff objects to certain expert testimony and exhibits based on the lack of reference in the expert report relating the evidence to any of the four patents-in-suit. The Court previously granted plaintiff’s Motion In Limine premised on the same arguments it raises here in its objection. The Court is not persuaded that its initial decision was erroneous, and therefore, the Court will sustain the objection.
