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Bankruptcy Court Can’t Have Exclusive Jurisdiction over Disputes from a Sale Order

A district judge in Indiana says that a bankruptcy court cannot have exclusive jurisdiction over disputes in the future except in the circumstances specified in Section 1334.

Third Circuit to Decide: May Magistrate Judges Issue Final Orders on Bankruptcy Appeals?

The Third Circuit will decide whether the broad language in the Federal Magistrate Act allows magistrate judges to issue final orders on bankruptcy appeals when the parties consent.
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Abandonment Usually Ends Section 1334(e)(1) Bankruptcy Jurisdiction, Circuit Says

For abandoned property, there is more likely to be bankruptcy jurisdiction under Section 1334(b) than Section 1334(e)(1), Fifth Circuit Judge King says.
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Belated Seventh Circuit Opinion May Set Up ‘Cert’: Is Section 505(a) Jurisdictional?

Seventh Circuit again holds that Section 505(a) doesn’t confer jurisdiction for bankruptcy courts to decide how much debtors owe in taxes.
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