Mont. Code Ann. § 31-4-107
(4) A litigation financing contract must contain the following disclosures that constitute material terms and conditions of the litigation financing contract and must be typed in at least 14-point bold font and be placed clearly and conspicuously immediately above the consumer's signature line in the litigation financing contract:
"IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES -- PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
1. Right to Cancellation: You may cancel this litigation financing contract without penalty or further obligation within five (5) business days from the date you sign this contract or the date you receive financing from the litigation financer, whichever date is later. You may cancel by sending a notice of cancellation to the litigation financer and returning to the litigation financer any funds received from the litigation financer at the litigation financer's address set forth on page 1 of this contract.
2. The maximum amount the litigation financer may receive or recover from any payment may not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the amount of any judgment, award, settlement, verdict, or other form of monetary relief obtained in the civil action, administrative proceeding, claim, or cause of action that is the subject of this litigation contract.
3. The litigation financer agrees that it has no right to, and will not demand, request, receive, or exercise any right to, influence, affect, or otherwise make any decision in the handling, conduct, administration, litigation, settlement, or resolution of your civil action, administrative proceeding, claim, or cause of action. All of these rights remain solely with you and your legal representative.
4. If there is no recovery of any money from your civil action, administrative proceeding, claim, or cause of action, or if there is not enough money to satisfy in full the portion assigned to the litigation financer, you will not owe anything in excess of your recovery.
5. You are entitled to a fully completed contract with no terms or conditions omitted prior to signing. Before signing this contract, you should read the contract completely and consult an attorney."
History: En. Sec. 5, Ch. 360, L. 2023.