06/23/2026
New legislation in Florida is set to impact how litigation financing is handled.
Starting July 1, 2026, HB 1396 will require disclosure of certain litigation financing agreements, particularly those involving foreign entities, foreign principals, or sovereign wealth funds. Agreements that violate the Act may be deemed void.
This change introduces additional considerations in litigation, including how courts evaluate transparency and the adequacy of class action representation.
As litigation continues to evolve, understanding the role of third-party funding and disclosure requirements is becoming increasingly important.
We represent clients in complex commercial litigation and mediation, helping them navigate shifting legal requirements with a strategic approach.