; (2) a trial no more than 7 days in duration; (3) a maximum of 10 discovery requests for each party; (4) pleadings limited to 100,000 words per party; and (5) such other provisions as the court determines appropriate to ensure relief is accessible to the inventor. (e) Presumption of irreparable harm (1) Presumption Upon finding infringement of an inventor-owned patent, the court shall presume that any infringement of such patent causes the inventor irreparable harm. (2) Overcoming the presumption The presumption described in paragraph (1) may be overcome if the infringing party shows clear and convincing evidence that the inventor would not be irreparably harmed by further infringement of the patent. (f) Simplified damages (1) Alternative relief An inventor that asserts a claim for infringement of an inventor-owned patent in a civil action under section 281 may elect relief under this subsection in lieu of relief under section 284. (2) Relief under this subsection If a request for relief under this subsection is made, the following provisions apply: (A) In general Upon a finding of infringement, the court shall award damages equal to the sum of— (i) the greater of— (I) the total profits attributable to the infringing party’s use of the patented invention; or (II) 25 percent of the sales attributable to the infringing party’s use of the patented invention