Requires disclosure of foreign funding in federal lawsuits and bans money from foreign governments.
This bill would make sure everyone knows when foreign individuals or groups are paying for federal lawsuits. It would also completely stop foreign governments and their investment funds from funding these cases. If passed, these new rules would apply to all ongoing and new federal civil actions.
Today, there are no federal laws requiring parties in civil lawsuits to reveal if foreign individuals or groups are funding their cases, and foreign governments can provide such funding. This bill would require parties to disclose all foreign third-party funding sources and agreements in federal civil actions. It would also make it illegal for foreign states and sovereign wealth funds to provide any funding for these lawsuits, making such agreements null and void, starting immediately for all pending and new cases.
HR 2675 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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