Relating to the business court.

Redefines 'Qualified transaction' to include transactions with values of at least $5 million, removing the previous $10 million threshold and eliminating exclusions for certain financial institutions.

Modifies the composition of Business Court Divisions to remove sunset provisions that would have abolished divisions on September 1, 2026, making them permanent unless reauthorized.

Adds new requirements for initial pleadings to include the last three digits of a party's driver's license or social security number when applicable.

Requires parties to provide written notice of their name and current residence or business address to the court clerk.

Establishes a new 'tertiary recusal motion' process that limits third or subsequent recusal motions filed by the same party in a case.

Expands interlocutory appeal procedures to include additional types of orders from the Business Court, including those related to receivers, class certification, and summary judgment.

Removes language requiring additional legislative appropriations for Business Court divisions, indicating they are subject to standard funding processes.