Relates to interest rates on judgments

This bill changes how interest is calculated on judgments against government entities. It sets the interest rate equal to the weekly average one-year U.S. Treasury yield (published by the Federal Reserve) for the week before the judgment is entered, with caps: 9% per year for most cases and 6% for condemnation or wrongful death claims. It applies to municipal corporations (cities/towns), public housing authorities, the state government, and certain public corporations like utility or infrastructure entities. The law replaces previous fixed-rate standards with this market-based formula while maintaining maximum interest limits.