The U.K. Civil Justice Council (CJC) has called for a "light-touch regulation" of third-party litigation funding and urged the government to urgently review and introduce legislation to reverse a recent U.K. Supreme Court ruling that disrupted the litigation financing landscape. The advisory body recommended that commonly used third-party funding agreements be made enforceable again. This report has been welcomed by both litigation funders and industry critics. Additionally, the Injuries Resolution Board has proposed reconsidering whether it can sanction the payment of legal fees, indicating ongoing discussions about the regulation and funding of legal claims in the U.K.