The "Little Tucker Act" provides federal district courts concurrent jurisdiction incertain cases with the Claims Court when the amount in controversy is under:

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The Little Tucker Act provides federal district courts concurrent jurisdiction with the Claims Court in certain cases involving claims against the federal government where the amount in controversy is under $10,000. This means that individuals or entities seeking to recover damages or obtain relief against the federal government for claims under $10,000 can choose to file their lawsuit in either the district court or the Claims Court. However, if the amount in controversy is over $10,000, the Claims Court has exclusive jurisdiction.

The "Little Tucker Act" Provides Federal District Courts Concurrent Jurisdiction