Another Effort To Amend Federal Rule 26 With A One-Size-Fits-All Litigation Finance Disclosure Requirement Does Not Persuade The Federal Rules Advisory Committee

The decision should still be up to the litigant, the Advisory Committee on Civil Rules says in a new report.

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