Vote Yes on this bill if you want clearer rules for lawsuit funding, a 36% cap on consumer charges, a 10-day cancellation right, bans on kickbacks and foreign-linked funders, and more transparency about who is financing court cases.

Organizations that support this bill may include consumer protection groups, insurer associations, civil justice reform groups, and national security advocates that want lawsuit funding companies registered, disclosed, and kept from influencing legal cases.

Vote No on this bill if you want to preserve easier access to private lawsuit funding, keep funding agreements more confidential, and avoid new state regulation that critics say could reduce options for plaintiffs and businesses with legal claims.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include litigation funding companies, some trial lawyer groups, and access-to-justice advocates that worry the bill’s fees, limits, and disclosure rules would make it harder for people and businesses to get money while pursuing lawsuits.