Summary: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit reviews cases from district courts within its circuit, as well as decisions from federal and state agencies. It also has original jurisdiction over high state and federal appellate court appeals. The court can consider appeals from both district courts and some agency decisions. However, individuals cannot appeal final agency actions and must go through a Federal district court instead. This report provides a brief overview for individuals considering a lawsuit to challenge agency actions in federal court.