This bill aims to increase transparency and oversight of third-party litigation funding in specific federal civil actions. It defines "covered civil actions" to include class actions , multidistrict litigation, and consolidated proceedings involving at least 100 cases, while exempting certain pro bono funding by non-profit organizations. A core provision requires parties or their counsel to disclose the identity of any third-party funder , including whether the funder is a foreign state, foreign person, sovereign wealth fund, or a commercial enterprise controlled by such entities. Parties must also produce the funding agreements for inspection. These disclosures are due within 10 days of agreement execution or at the time of service and are subject to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for enforcement. Furthermore, the bill mandates that the Administrative Office of the United States Courts regularly report to Congress and the Attorney General, and post on its website, details about foreign funders and the amounts they provide. Crucially, it prohibits third-party funders from exerting influence or control over litigation strategy , decision-making, or settlement negotiations. It also restricts funders' access to proprietary information acquired during discovery that is subject to a protective order, with courts empowered to enforce these provisions through contempt orders.