Florida is not alone in seeking to regulate third-party litigation financing. Several states, including Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Kansas, Montana, and Oklahoma, adopted measures in 2025 requiring disclosure of litigation funding agreements and limiting funders’ influence on case strategy. For example, Georgia’s SB 69 requires funders to register with the state, makes their agreements traceable, and prevents them from influencing settlements. Colorado’s HB 25‑1329 specifically targets foreign funders, mandating disclosure to the Attorney General and prohibiting interference with attorneys or settlements. Kansas law similarly requires judges to disclose foreign-related funding.
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