Bricker v. Martin

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• concluding that, unlike normal abstention situations, section 1334(c)(1) grants bankruptcy courts “broad discretion” to determine whether to abstain from determining a claim
• concluding that this factor weighs in favor of abstention where there is no federal question or diversity jurisdiction for a dispute
• “The. pertinent caselaw demonstrates that bankruptcy courts have considerable discretion to decide whether to abstain under section' 1334(c)(1).”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).