The Court of First Instance is the equivalent to the U.S.International Trade Court and has original jurisdiction over trade disputes between EU members and non-members.

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The Court of First Instance, now known as the General Court within the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), primarily deals with cases brought by individuals, companies, and some cases by EU member states, rather than trade disputes between EU members and non-members. The U.S. International Trade Court, on the other hand, specializes in adjudicating trade disputes involving the United States.

The Court of First Instance Is the Equivalent to the U.S.International