New York § 899-GGG - 899-GGGDisclosures
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 899-GGG — 899-GGGDisclosures, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 899-GGG. 899-GGGDisclosures
* § 899-ggg. Disclosures. All consumer litigation funding contracts shall contain the disclosures specified in this section, which shall constitute material terms of the contract. Unless otherwise specified, such disclosures shall be typed in at least twelve point bold type font and be placed clearly and conspicuously within the contract, as follows: 1. On the front page under appropriate headings, language specifying: (a) the funded amount to be paid to the consumer by the consumer litigation funding company; (b) an itemization of one-time charges; (c) the maximum total amount to be assigned by the consumer to the company, including the funded amount and all charges; and (d) a payment schedule to include the funded amount and charges, listing all dates and the amount due at the end of each one hundred eighty day period from the funding date, until the date the maximum amount due to the company pursuant to the contract is paid. 2. Pursuant to the provisions set forth in this section, within the body of the contract: "Consumer's right to cancellation: you may cancel this contract without penalty or further obligation within ten business days after the funding date if you return to the consumer litigation funding company the full amount of the disbursed funds." 3. The consumer litigation funding company shall have no role in deciding whether, when and how much the legal claim is settled for, however, the consumer and consumer's attorney must notify the company of the outcome of the legal claim by settlement or adjudication prior to the resolution date. The company may seek updated information about the status of the legal claim but in no event shall the company interfere with the independent professional judgement of the attorney in the handling of the legal claim or any settlement thereof. 4. Within the body of the contract, in all capital letters in at least twelve point bold type font contained within a box: "THE FUNDED AMOUNT AND AGREED UPON CHARGES SHALL BE PAID ONLY FROM THE PROCEEDS OF YOUR LEGAL CLAIM, AND SHALL BE PAID ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT THERE ARE AVAILABLE PROCEEDS FROM YOUR LEGAL CLAIM. YOU WILL NOT OWE (INSERT NAME OF THE CONSUMER LITIGATION FUNDING COMPANY) ANYTHING IF THERE ARE NO PROCEEDS FROM YOUR LEGAL CLAIM, UNLESS YOU HAVE VIOLATED ANY MATERIAL TERM OF THIS CONTRACT OR YOU HAVE COMMITTED FRAUD AGAINST (INSERT NAME OF CONSUMER LITIGATION FUNDING COMPANY)." 5. Located immediately above the place on the contract where the consumer's signature is required, in twelve point bold type font: "Do not sign this contract before you read it completely. Do not sign this contract if it contains any blank spaces. You are entitled to a completely filled-in copy of the contract before you sign this contract. You should obtain the advice of any attorney. Depending on the circumstances, you may want to consult a tax, public or private benefits planning, or financial professional. You acknowledge that your attorney in the legal claim has provided no tax, public or private benefit planning, or financial advice regarding this transaction. You further acknowledge that your attorney has explained the terms and conditions of the consumer litigation funding contract." 6. A copy of the executed contract shall promptly be delivered to the attorney for the consumer. 7. The following shall be printed within the body of the contract in all capital letters in at least twelve point bold type font: "PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, THE MAXIMUM CHARGES RELATED TO THE FUNDED AMOUNT CANNOT EXCEED 25% OF THE GROSS RECOVERED AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR THE CLAIM, PROVIDED THE ATTORNEY AND/OR THE CONSUMER HAS DELIVERED TO THE CONSUMER LITIGATION FUNDING COMPANY AN ATTESTATION DISCLOSING THE GROSS PROCEEDS FOR THE CLAIM." * NB Effective and Repealed June 17, 2026
Source: official New York text · Last verified 2026-08-27
Frequently Asked Questions About New York § 899-GGG
What does New York Consolidated Laws § 899-GGG cover?
Section 899-GGG ("899-GGGDisclosures") is part of the New York Consolidated Laws, the codified statutory law of New York. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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