Restoring Court Authority Over Litigation Act of 2025

This bill says that courts—not federal agencies—should be the ones to oversee and regulate lawyers and law firms when they are doing work tied to a lawsuit. It would also block the other side in a case from suing the opposing lawyers over how those lawyers handle the case in court-related work.

What this means in everyday terms: rules for lawyers in lawsuits would come from judges and the court system, and people couldn’t file separate lawsuits against the other side’s lawyers for their litigation actions.

• Who is affected: licensed attorneys, law firms, federal agencies, and people or businesses involved in lawsuits.
• What changes: federal agencies could not regulate lawyers’ lawsuit-related work; opposing parties could not sue those lawyers over how they litigate.
• When: not specified in the provided text.