Policy & Ethicslitigation fundingdonor disclosurejudicial transparency
House Judiciary Debates Litigation Transparency Act Disclosure
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The House Judiciary Committee this week is debating the Litigation Transparency Act, introduced by Rep. Darrell Issa, which would require parties in civil cases to disclose third-party funders, individuals who could receive payments, and related agreements. Supporters, including the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform, say it increases judicial transparency and prevents abuse; critics warn it would violate donor privacy and chill litigation.
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