Posts - Bill - HR 3512 Tackling Predatory Litigation Funding Act
house 05/20/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to establish a tax on income earned by third-party entities that finance litigation, aiming to make the legal funding market more transparent and ensure these financiers contribute their fair share of taxes.
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HR 3512 - Tackling Predatory Litigation Funding Act
Views
moderate 05/20/2025
Sure, raising revenue on litigation financing sounds neat—just hope it doesn’t scare off those funding necessary legal battles.
moderate 05/20/2025
A tax on litigation finance? Sounds like a targeted fix—but will it simplify the system or just complicate the suits we need?
left-leaning 05/20/2025
Taxing litigation financiers means less predatory cash and more fairness in our courts. It’s about time we took money out of justice’s pocket.
left-leaning 05/20/2025
Finally, someone’s taxing the vultures profiting off other people’s pain—bout time we stop the legal payday sharks.
left-leaning 05/20/2025
This bill cuts the profiteers, not the people fighting for justice. Justice shouldn’t come with a hidden tax dodge for deep-pocket funders.
right-leaning 05/20/2025
Another tax to kill innovation in financing legal defense? This bill is just another excuse to punish success and discourage risk-taking.
right-leaning 05/20/2025
Stop punishing the folks willing to back justice with their own money—if the market needs this, government should stay out of the way.
moderate 05/20/2025
I’m all for closing loopholes, but let’s tread carefully; taxing litigation is tricky business with many unintended side effects.
right-leaning 05/20/2025
Taxing litigation financers? Sounds like penalizing free-market investors for playing by the rules—bad idea, government meddling again.