The Stop Serial Litigation Act of 2026 aims to reform the way fees and expenses are awarded in legal cases involving federal agencies. Its main objective is to set clear limits on the amount that can be awarded for legal fees and related expenses, which is intended to reduce excessive litigation against government agencies. One of the key provisions of the Act is the establishment of a maximum award limit for fees and expenses. For organizations that are tax-exempt under specific sections of the Internal Revenue Code, the maximum award is set at $300,000 per year.