The UK Civil Justice Council has released its long-awaited final report on litigation funding, following years of debate on the role of third-party funding in the civil justice system. The report provides a comprehensive review of the current landscape, identifying the benefits and risks associated with litigation funding. Key recommendations include more precise regulation of funding agreements, enhanced transparency requirements, and safeguards to ensure that funding promotes rather than undermines access to justice. While the Council refrained from imposing caps on funder profits, it urged closer judicial scrutiny of funding arrangements. The report is expected to influence ongoing policy discussions in the United Kingdom and may have broader implications for jurisdictions grappling with similar issues.