The federal courts in the United States have jurisdictional authority over all cases,parties,and disputes in which a U.S.firm is involved.

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The federal courts in the United States only have jurisdictional authority over cases that involve federal law or where there is diversity of citizenship (meaning parties are from different states or countries) and the amount in dispute exceeds $75,000.

The Federal Courts in the United States Have Jurisdictional Authority