The Litigation Transparency Act of 2025, which would have curbed the use of third-party litigation funding in U.S. lawsuits, failed to get a vote in the House Judiciary Committee today. The committee's inaction leaves the bill's future uncertain, according to a report from IPWatchdog.
Separately, another measure, the Protecting Our Courts from Foreign Manipulation Act, has been introduced. The report does not detail the new bill's provisions, but its title suggests a focus on foreign influence in the judiciary.
With only one source available, there are no differing accounts to note. The report does not indicate whether the two bills are linked or whether the new legislation is intended as an alternative to the stalled transparency act.