The complete diversity rule is a fundamental principle governing subject-matter jurisdiction in federal courts, ensuring that cases are allocated appropriately […]
In diversity cases, the “amount in controversy” is a pivotal factor determining a court’s subject-matter jurisdiction. Accurately calculating this amount
Diversity jurisdiction requirements are essential criteria that establish which cases are eligible for federal court jurisdiction based on the parties
Federal question jurisdiction is a fundamental component of subject-matter jurisdiction, shaping the scope of cases that federal courts can hear.